PUR Water Pitcher & Dispenser Replacement Filter 1-Pack, Genuine PUR Filter, 3-in-1 Powerful Filtration for More Chemical & Physical Substance Reduction, Blue (CRF950Z1)

I finally took my doctor's advice and got rid of the diet soda and changed to water. I did a little research and found the reviews put Pur a nose or two above the competition. The difference between the taste AND SMELL of filtered water vs. tap is amazing. I went about a week drinking tap water and was ready to go back to soda. I went out and bought the 18 cup dispenser. I like the fact that it sits in my refrigerator and all I need do is hit the tap to pour water into my glass. For me it that is more convenient that a pitcher. I see someone wrote that Pur no longer sends the little calendar wheels with the filters. My last batch did have them. It's an inconvenience, but I would not take a star away if the next box I order came without them. In the end it is my senses of taste and smell that dictate when the filter needs to be changed.For what it's worth (you might want to keep this in mind when you're calculating what you may be spending over the course of a year for filters), I never come close to the 64 ounces of water my doctor says I am supposed to get every day. I live alone. I have found the filters are pretty much spent and not doing their job at the six-week mark. You might want to keep that in mind. I suspect it would not make it past a month for a family. To be honest, the little calendars are nice, but not overly necessary. My nose and taste buds do a pretty good job of alerting me that a filter change is needed. If you are like me and have been getting your hydration from sources that you know are not the best for you, give the Pur system a chance. It took me about a week to get over my soda 'Jones.' I am glad I did it. You will be too!

The fit in my 30 cup Pür pitcher and makes it taste better.

High quality and affordable price.

Arrived with product box demolished but the inner plastic packaging was still sealed. Some of the carbon had spilled out and made a mess and the cartridge was dripping wet. First time I’d ever gotten a wet one. I called Pur and they said this is a byproduct of the manufacturing process and not to worry, it was packaged wet. Suspicious, I gave it a try. It works just fine. The filtered water is a little smoother and a little cleaner tasting and absent that slight metallic aftertaste of the regular filter. I like it more than the Pur regular or the Britta standard filter with Atlanta city water. Our city water supply starts out relatively clean and is not the least bit challenging for a carbon filter. If you live in a place with poor water quality this is not going to help very much. On contaminates like iron, sulfur and minerals it has no effect. Pur also lost their lead certification for this filter and the new packaging no longer makes that claim but for removing chlorine and sediments it works great. Pretty good flow rate as well. When it’s new it filters at about the rate of 40 ounces an hour, (casual observation not a careful measurement). I use 80 ounces a day and it lasts 2 months, (37 gallons). At the end of 2 months it’s still removing chlorine but the water doesn’t taste good anymore.This is the new version of the Pur Plus pitcher filter. The old version had the “Removes Lead” claim on the front and is no longer available.

These filters are amazing. We have one of the larger Slim units that sits inside the refrigerator. We swap out our filter every couple of months. We have well water and sometimes we may have little pieces of sediment. These filters not only filter the sediment, but they also capture quite a bit of those microplastics. It does not catch them all but it catches over 90% of them.

The Pure line of water filter products is very highly rate by a number of sources. For decades I've used the popular brand that everyone knows about. But right before Prime Day, I did some reading on the best current water filter pitchers and learned that this brand was very highly regarded. I find that I can use them longer than the manufacturer recommends, and the water always tastes great. I bought the dispenser as well as the pitcher and filters.

Sticking to OEM filters. Have two PUR pitchers - one from 1998, believe it or not, and one newer. Can't believe the one is so old. These fit perfectly and last several months. Municipal water system has decent water, but these take out the chlorine. There also is some rust in the water at certain times of year. After a couple of months, I can see the top white filter area has rust color. That means the filters are doing their job. Recommended.

It does what it says its supposed to do. Now my water tastes even better. Price was good good. I got the 2 pack

These filters are hard to come by in Canada, but I like the job they do. The water has no taste, no iron, no chlorine, and so I was quite pleased to see that I could get them through Amazon. This was a couple of years ago, and because I bought a multi-pack, I haven't looked to see if they are still carried. If so, I will get on buying another pack ASAP.

Filtra perfecto, las primeras filtraciones fueron muy rápidas, las posteriores han sido más lentas pero no menos efectivas, me gusta el sabor del agua, no se percibe sal, agua natural muy ligera.

Bueno pero muy caro. Quita muy bien el mal sabor del agua.

Did the research and this is one of the best filters you can possibly get... Way better then more common competitors.