Filtration Effectiveness

Latest Water Quality Test Results

The efficiency of ECOFILTRO in Removing PFAS and Pharmaceuticals

  • Test Location: Helsinki, Finland
  • Conducted By: Measurlabs
  • Date: December 2024
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  • This test report, conducted by a renowned laboratory, demonstrates the effectiveness of ECOFILTRO in removing various pharmaceutical compounds and PFAS (per and poly-fluoroalkyl substances).

    The report's first page presents a range of pharmaceutical products commonly found in European water systems. The results show that ECOFILTRO completely eliminates 13 out of 14 of these substances.
    The filtration results for synthetic chemical compounds known as PFAS are displayed on the second page. The data confirms that ECOFILTRO either completely removes or significantly reduces the presence of these chemicals in the water.

     



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    Water Quality Test Results

    Analysis Results: Heavy Metals, Physicochemical, and Microbiological Analysis of the Ecofiltro 2020

    With Support From: Dr. Oliver Rodés, Barcelona, Spain
    Laboratorio de Aguas Oliver Rodés, Barcelona - Test Results 01
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    National laboratory results with international certifications regarding the effectiveness of the Ecofiltro in purifying water in various rural areas of Guatemala, with usage ranging from 0 to 24 months.


     

      


     

     

    Results from Guatemala Laboratory (Click to View):   1  -  2  -  3

     

    *On Ecofiltro units, we use 0.22 liters of colloidal silver at 530 ppm for our 5L product, and 0.42 liters for our 20L product, both applied internally and externally. Studies show that initially, there is a higher release of silver, around 40 ppb (0.04 ppm), which is well below the recommended daily intake limit of approximately 30 ppm. According to the USEPA(U.S. Environmental Protection Agency), the maximum intake of silver should not exceed 5 μg per kilogram of body weight per day (1996), translating to a daily intake of 350 μg for an average 70-kilogram adult.