There are many areas where you can purchase reverse osmosis water systems. Even though there has been much debate on the use of it, retailers do carry it for consumers that are willing to purchase them. Here are some of the ways to get it. The sites included are:
- Sears.com
- Drugstore.com
- Quenchonline.com
- Culligan.com
- Purewaterexpress.com
These filters vary in price in relation to what retailer you choose from. Reviews can be found on numerous websites like Consumerinfo.com where individuals give their opinions and experiences with the product. Tons of research has been done on the topic of reverse osmosis water where you can find the advantages, as well as, the disadvantages of using this type of water.
You will be surprised that many stores offer water purified through reverse and osmosis. I have even read that there are vending machines that allow you to buy R/O water as cheap as 25 cents a gallon! For those who are really into using reverse osmosis for their water supply, this seems to be the perfect solution. However, if you're looking for water for you and your family, reverse osmosis water may not be your best bet since so many minerals are lost in the process. Be sure to contact your local municipality and obtain a report in relation to your water supply. More often than not, you will not be charged a fee for this type of service. This report will let you know your water is fluoridated, as well as viewing the level of phosphates, nitrates, and other contaminants that may be coming from your City's water plant to your tap.
