Refrigerator filters certified to reduce Pharmaceuticals & emerging contaminants
NSF/ANSI 401 covers 'emerging' compounds - trace pharmaceuticals, BPA, and pesticides that regulated standards miss.
NSF/ANSI 401
24 filters certified for pharmaceuticals
HAF-QINSamsung633 fridgesMSWFGE432 fridgesEDR5RXD1EveryDrop339 fridgesEDR4RXD1EveryDrop260 fridgesBORPLFTR10Bosch239 fridges640565Bosch219 fridgesDA29-00003GSamsung215 fridgesEDR2RXD1EveryDrop205 fridgesMWFGE204 fridgesGSWFGE203 fridgesDA29-00020BSamsung172 fridgesLT1000PLG158 fridgesEDR3RXD1EveryDrop141 fridgesLT600PLG103 fridgesEDR6D1EveryDrop101 fridgesEDR7D1EveryDrop101 fridgesEDR8D1EveryDrop95 fridgesLT500PLG91 fridgesEPTWFU01Frigidaire62 fridgesLT700PLG53 fridgesRPWFGE52 fridgesRPWFEGE52 fridgesEDR1RXD1EveryDrop32 fridgesXWFGE15 fridges
Frequently asked
Which refrigerator filters remove pharmaceuticals?
24 filters in our data are NSF/ANSI 401 certified to reduce pharmaceuticals, including the HAF-QIN, MSWF, EDR5RXD1.
What does NSF/ANSI 401 certification mean?
NSF/ANSI 401 covers 'emerging' compounds - trace pharmaceuticals, BPA, and pesticides that regulated standards miss.
Does my current filter remove this if it isn't on the list?
Not necessarily. Only a filter that has passed independent NSF/ANSI 401 testing for this specific contaminant is proven to reduce it - a filter simply fitting the same slot doesn't carry the same certification.