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Understand The Risks

Microorganisms Are ----- the primary threat in untreated water sources.  They may be in any lake, river or stream, even if the water looks clean.   Microorganisms generally come from animal or human waste and may be spread by rain and run-off. Since you never know what’s in the water, it makes sense to always protect yourself with a quality water system.

Evidence You Need A Water Filter!

• The U.S. Natural Resources Defense Council estimates that more than 50 million Americans are still drinking from substandard water systems!

• Cryptosporidium, Made 400,000 people sick and killed more than 100 in 1993 In Milwaukee Wisconsin.

• CDC Giardia and Drinking Water from Private Wells

• CDC E Coli

• CDC Salmonella

• CDC Hepatitis

• CDC Norwalk

• FDA BAD BUG BOOK

• FDA Giardia

• FDA Giardiasis is the most frequent cause of non-bacterial diarrhea in North America

U.S. CDC WARNINGS

1. Do not swallow recreational water!

2. Do not drink untreated water from shallow wells, lakes, rivers, springs, ponds, and streams!

3. Do not drink untreated water during community-wide outbreaks of disease caused by contaminated drinking water!

4. Do not use untreated ice or drinking water when traveling in countries where the water supply might be unsafe!

5. Heat the water to a rolling boil for at least 1 minute.

6. Use a Filter that has an Absolute Pore Size of 1 Micron or Smaller, or one that has been NSF rated for "cyst removal."

7. Do Not Rely On Chemicals To Disinfect Water And Kill Cryptosporidium!  Because it has a thick outer shell, this particular parasite is highly resistant to disinfectants such as chlorine and iodine.

8. Take extra care when traveling - If you travel to developing nations, you may be at a greater risk for Cryptosporidium infection because of poorer water treatment and food sanitation.  Warnings about food, drinks, and swimming are even more important when visiting developing countries. Avoid foods and drinks, in particular raw fruits and vegetables, tap water, or ice made from tap water, unpasteurized milk or dairy products, and items purchased from street vendors.  These items may be contaminated with Cryptosporidium.  Steaming-hot foods, fruits you peel yourself, bottled and canned processed drinks, and hot coffee or hot tea are probably safe.  Talk with your health care provider about other guidelines for travel abroad.

9. Filters Labeled Only With These Words May Not Be Designed To Remove Crypto:

   1. 'EPA Approved' - CAUTION! EPA Does Not Approve Or Test Filters

   2. 'EPA registered' - CAUTION! EPA does not register filters based on their ability to remove Cryptosporidium!

CDC Guide To Water Filters And Bottled Water

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Microscopic Images Provide By U.S. EPA Microbiology Laboratory

E. Coli Microscopy Image Provided By Roger Smith, Loughborough Uni, UK

Drinking Water Quality for U.S. Major Metropolitan Areas

The University of Cincinnati has summarized drinking water quality for U.S. major metropolitan areas, using local community drinking water reports listing EPA-regulated contaminants. Learn more about the U.C. Water Study.

Drinking Water Contaminants