Our standard pitcher filters use coconut-based activated carbon with ion exchange resin in a BPA-free housing to reduce chlorine taste and odor, zinc, and the health contaminants copper, cadmium and mercury*.

We help people improve their water quality for personal use. Our mission statement perfectly sums it up: We offer to everybody the best possible drinking water experience according to their individual expectations.

About BRITA: facts & figures We run production sites in Germany, Great Britain, Italy and China (for Asian market only). 81% of our turnover is generated outside the German market.

Brita Standard pitcher Brita is probably the best-known of the water filter pitcher brands and it performed well in our testing, second only to the ZeroWater in removal of total dissolved materials.

Brita water filters are designed to reduce certain contaminants in water, such as chlorine, lead, and copper. However, they are not capable of removing all contaminants, and in some cases, they may even be ineffective at reducing some harmful substances.

Brita helps protect your health by filtering out contaminants, while preserving certain healthy minerals and electrolytes. * Municipalities are required by law and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) oversight to give you safe drinking water.

Brita water filters are designed to reduce certain contaminants in water, such as chlorine, lead, and copper. However, they are not capable of removing all contaminants, and in some cases, they may even be ineffective at reducing some harmful substances.

As water passes through the filter, the nonwoven element reduces sediment, while the carbon block traps smaller contaminants. * Brita® faucet filters reduce lead, chlorine, asbestos, benzene, particulates and other contaminants.

Brita water filters are designed to reduce certain contaminants in water, such as chlorine, lead, and copper. However, they are not capable of removing all contaminants, and in some cases, they may even be ineffective at reducing some harmful substances.

Clorox Co. Brita is owned by Clorox Co., which is headquartered in Oakland.

In addition, Brita filters are not effective at removing bacteria and other microorganisms from water. While the filters may reduce the number of these organisms in the water, they do not completely eliminate them, which could put individuals with weakened immune systems at risk.

While Brita filters provide the taste of moderately filtered water, you would have to accept the fact that an excessive amount of bacteria would be contaminating your water and could become a threat to your body once consumed. The good news is that there is always a better way!

However, they are not capable of removing all contaminants, and in some cases, they may even be ineffective at reducing some harmful substances. For example, Brita filters are not designed to remove microplastics or pharmaceuticals from water.