The total price for our H2RO System is $299         

This price does not include tax and/or shipping.   If you are interested in purchasing a system, send an e-mail message with your name, street address, and phone number.  We will ship it via UPS. We do accept credit cards & personal checks.. You should receive your order within one to five business days, depending upon your location.

Need a more productive membrane?  Our system normally comes with a 36 gpd membrane. You can substitute:
          - a 50 gpd membrane for $10 extra. 
          - a 75 gpd membrane for $20 extra. (This comes with a special capillary restrictor tube.)
          - a 100 gpd membrane for $30 extra. (This comes with a special capillary restrictor tube.)

Need a larger or smaller tank? You can substitute a larger or smaller tank for the 3.2 gallon one which comes with our system, and we will give you a $60 credit towards the purchase price for other tank sizes.

Prefer a colored faucet? You can substitute a White, Almond, Red, Brass, Brown, Black, or Stainless Steel faucet for the Chrome one which comes with the system for an additional $10.





   <B><CENTER>WELL WATER</A></CENTER></B>>/TITLE> <BR> <BR> <BR><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"> <HEAD> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"> <HEAD> <TITLE>Well Water         If your water is drawn from a well: it probably has some bacteria in it.  However, for most people, their immune system can handle a small amount of bacteria.  If you are drinking the water now and merely want purer water, you could install a regular reverse osmosis system under your sink or in your basement.

        Secondly, if your water has a normal amount of Total Dissolved Solids (i.e., 500 or less), you need at least 40 p.s.i. of water pressure. 

        One of the functions of a carbon pre-filter is to screen out chlorine.  Because of this, some dealers don't sell a carbon pre-filter for well water applications.  However, another important function of a carbon pre-filter is to screen out organic chemicals and to serve as a "safety net" for what the sediment pre-filter fails to catch.  The best way to preserve the life of the membrane (which is the big ticket item in your system) is to do a good job at cleaning your water before it hits the membrane.  Thus, we recommend the carbon pre-filter even on well applications.

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