Dr.Water Trufilter RO with Hydrogen mode

TruFilter Pro / HydroBase (RO + UV): for maximum purification, I want the cleanest water possible, plus hot/ambient on-demand.
TruGlass: for people who want glass + minerals + great taste with a more lifestyle feel.
Glowsoft: for people who want better water at the faucet (skin, washing, cooking) in minutes — no remodel.

It's built for deep purification: multistage RO filtration + UV + remineralization. It targets modern concerns like PFAS, lead, fluoride, chlorine, microplastics, and more — with a system designed to make the result taste clean, not empty.

TruGlass focuses on the big daily offenders — chlorine, fluoride, lead, PFAS/PFOS, VOCs — and then adds minerals back so the water tastes crisp and satisfying.

Glowsoft is designed for faucet water: it's built to reduce chlorine/chloramines, catch sediment/rust/gunk, and filter down to microplastics as small as 5 microns — while staying safe to use with warm water.

No. It's a countertop system: plug it in, fill the tank, and it handles the rest.

Yes — it can dispense hot and ambient water (perfect for tea, coffee, quick meals).

It's built to be low‑maintenance: the unit tracks usage and gives you replacement reminders — no guessing.

In normal municipal water conditions:
• Pre‑filter: ~6–12 months
• RO membrane: ~18–24 months
• UV stage: up to ~2 years
(Actual life depends on your incoming water quality and volume.)

It's designed for municipal water. Well water can require pre‑treatment depending on sediment/bacteria/hardness. If you're on well water, contact support with your water report — we'll guide you.

TDS = total dissolved solids. It's one signal of what's in your water, but not the whole story. The goal isn't "zero everything," it's "remove what you don't want and enjoy drinking the result."

Because glass is non‑reactive: it doesn't hold odors, it doesn't "learn" the taste of yesterday's water, and it looks like something you want on the counter — not something you hide.

Yes. That's the point: it removes the junk, then adds back minerals (like calcium/magnesium/potassium) that make water taste better and feel more "complete."

• Fluoride filter: about 2 months (depends on usage/water quality)
• Mineral stones: about 2 years
We recommend setting a calendar reminder so it never becomes a "wait…when did I last change it?" situation.

Hand‑wash the glass and bamboo parts with mild soap and warm water. Avoid harsh scrubbers. (Glass is durable, but treat it like premium kitchenware.)

It fits most standard faucets and includes adapters. If yours is the weird one (it happens), support can help you identify the right adapter.

Most users replace every 4–6 weeks. If you have older pipes or heavy sediment, you may need changes sooner. If pressure drops, that's usually your cue.

Yes — it's designed to be safe with warm water, which is exactly why it works well for face washing, rinsing produce, and daily kitchen use.

Glowsoft is designed for washing/cooking water improvements at the faucet. For dedicated drinking‑water purification, choose TruGlass or TruFilter Pro.

Yes — but the "type" of validation differs by product:
• TruGlass: tested to NSF standards (42/53/401)
• Glowsoft: NSF/ANSI 42 certification for sediment performance
• TruFilter Pro: tested to NSF/ANSI standards (using accredited methods)
If you want to verify specifics, we can point you to the exact documentation.

Two common reasons: (1) your water is already decent, or (2) your main issue is upstream (old pipes/sediment). Either way, you're covered by the return policy shown at checkout — reach out and we'll make it right.

Orders typically ship fast (often within a day) and arrive in a few business days depending on location.

Each product has its own warranty policy (TruGlass is built to be long‑term). If anything arrives damaged or fails early, support will take care of you.

Send your faucet photo / water report / a quick video. We'd rather solve your exact problem than guess.