Epic Water Filters Pure Pitcher

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Epic Water Filters

Pure Pitcher

A solid-block carbon pitcher tested to NSF / ANSI 42, 53, 401, and P473 standards for tap water from public municipal supplies.

  • NSF / ANSI 42 / 53 / 401 / P473
  • BPA Free
  • Made in USA

Our Editorial Standard

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Editorial

Why we recommend it

  • Independently tested to four NSF / ANSI standards — including the P473 PFAS protocol — by accredited laboratories.
  • Uses a solid carbon block rather than loose granular carbon, producing more consistent contaminant reduction.
  • Manufactured in the United States in BPA and phthalate-free housing.

At a glance

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Solid carbon block outperforms loose granular carbon
  • Independent testing to NSF 42, 53, 401, and P473 protocols
  • Manufactured in the United States in BPA-free housing

Cons

  • Pitcher housing is plastic
  • Designed for municipal tap water, not untreated well water
  • Filter capacity of ~150 gallons requires quarterly-ish replacement on heavy use

Who it suits

Best for

  • 01

    Municipal households wanting NSF-tested PFAS reduction

  • 02

    Small kitchens without room for a countertop system

  • 03

    Anyone graduating from a basic carbon pitcher

Transparency

Things to know

  • 01

    Designed for municipal tap water, not untreated well water.

  • 02

    Pitcher housing is plastic (BPA / phthalate free).

  • 03

    Filter capacity is approximately 150 gallons.

Composition

Materials & ingredients

System architecture

  • Solid carbon block
  • Catalytic adsorption media
  • BPA / phthalate free housing

Independently verified

Certifications

  • Tested to NSF / ANSI 42, 53, 401, and P473

What's inside

Filter media

01 — Media

Solid Carbon Block

A compressed carbon block creates a longer water path than loose granular carbon, improving consistency in chlorine, VOC, and organic contaminant reduction.

02 — Media

Catalytic Adsorption Media

Specialized media layered into the block to capture heavy metals and PFAS compounds beyond the reach of carbon alone.

Third-party verified

Independent testing

  • Tested to NSF / ANSI 42 (aesthetic), 53 (lead, chromium-6, mercury), 401 (pharmaceuticals, emerging contaminants), and P473 (PFOA / PFOS).

The standard

Why it made the cut

  • Epic publishes complete lab reports and tests to the standards that matter for the contaminants most households actually face — including PFAS — at a sensible price.

FAQ

Common questions

Does it remove PFAS?
Yes. Independent testing covers the NSF P473 PFOA / PFOS protocol.
Is it suitable for well water?
It is designed for treated municipal tap water. Untreated well water typically requires a different filtration strategy.

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