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PFAS are "forever chemicals" that accumulate in the body and environment, linked to cancer, hormone disruption, and immune dysfunction. They are widely found in U.S. water supplies and bottled water.

Our reverse osmosis system, VIVA21 effectively removes PFAS from your water and provide best quality drinking water right from your kitchen.

We offer an extra 2 years of system warranty with registration. Registration is free and simple, please register your systems here.

You also get lifetime limited warranty for your RO system parts.

A Reverse Osmosis (RO) system is a multi-stage water filtration system that uses a semipermeable membrane to remove most of the dissolved solids, chemicals, and impurities in your tap water. It forces water through the membrane under pressure, leaving contaminants behind. RO is known for producing exceptionally clean drinking water. It is widely used in homes for improved taste, safety, and purity.

RO systems remove up to 99% of harmful contaminants such as heavy metals, PFAS, nitrates, chlorine, fluoride, and micro-sediments commonly found in tap water, while carbon filters only remove taste and odor. 

If you want truly purified drinking water, RO is the most effective household filtration technology.

A RO system typically filters water through several stages, including sediment, carbon blocks, and the RO membrane. The membrane allows water molecules to pass through while rejecting contaminants. Clean water is stored or delivered directly to the faucet, while wastewater is flushed away through the drain line. The result is purified drinking water with significantly reduced impurities.

Reverse osmosis produces “wastewater” because the system needs to flush away the contaminants it removes from your tap water. 

During filtration, water is pushed through a membrane that blocks the impurities. The clean water passes through, while the concentrated contaminants must be carried out of the system through a small stream of “wastewater”.

This rinse water is essential. It prevents buildup on the membrane, keeps filtration performance high, and helps extend the life of the RO system.