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Get cleaner*, great-tasting, water without the waste^ with Brita Elite water filter replacements; you can save money and replace 1,800 single-use plastic water bottles^ per year; Packaging may vary Reduces 99% of lead, filters Chlorine (taste and odor), Cadmium, Mercury, Benzene, Asbestos, and more; Brita Elite filters out more than 3x the contaminants vs. standard Brita filters* The Brita Elite lasts 3x longer than Pur filters and 6x longer than standard ZeroWater filters; only replace the Brita Elite water filter 2x a year, about 6 months** Compatible with all Brita pitchers and dispensers except Stream; just insert filter into reservoir, line up pitcher notch with filter groove, press firmly to ensure tight seal Blue in color and made without BPA, Brita Elite filters feature a pull-top cap for easy removal and with no presoaking, filter installation is fast and simple
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TD –
I followed the instructions exactly as it said to prepare it for use. And the filter works perfectly. It flows faster than the Kirkland brand standard filter. I’ve been using it for 3 weeks now, and so far, so good. I’ll be ordering another one for my other Brita pitcher.
Robert Perry –
Between my 16 year old daughter in band, my 25 year old son, and myself, we go thru a lot of water in my Brita pitcher. I like not having to change the filter as often with this one, so this convenience is a plus. Love it!!
Crys –
I live across the road from the Potomac River. Our water has always tasted very chlorinated in this location, but was tolerable to drink from the tap. I prefer room temp water and am not picky, but my husband wants chilled water and turns his nose up on the tap, so not having a refrigerator dispenser, we’ve had a Brita pitcher for some time. From a promo years back, I’ve just been accustomed to using the long term filters from the beginning, and they’ve seemed to have done their purpose, even if I think it’s more of a placebo effect for hubby.Back in March suddenly one day our water was so badly chlorinated, it even smelled of bleach. We didn’t think much of it, but randomly listening to NPR a local DMV blurb said that areas where drinking water was sourced from the Potomac river were being maintained and with some sort of treatment, so water services would be disrupted in short intervals, and the taste of chlorine would be more noticeable but would be safe and temporary. Three months later it is still intolerable. My cats even have an aversion which is scary.Anyway, our Brita pitcher was barely touching the chlorine. It was making a small difference, but it was still bad. We’ve definitely definitely been drinking less water, and I change up my cat fountain filter more often and refill from our filtered pitcher to help them. Realizing it was probably time to change the filter anyway (do those light indicators work for anyone???) I took into consideration that perhaps the long lasting filters may not work as good as the regular. I mean, why have the two options of there wasn’t an advantage to the short term one?First off: Whoa. I had ZERO idea that a Brita could be filled so quickly. I thought that the obnoxious slow drip was just standard for being filtered. Wrong! I could actually finally fill the entire pitcher from empty without having to wait forever for the reservoir to empty, walking away and coming back in trips to the sink. Better yet? This quick filtering process actually does a substantially better job!I nearly cried just now when I poured a glass of chilled water for the first time from this standard filter. No chlorine! I can stomach water again.The convenience of refills and maintaining being healthy and hydrated will outweigh any costs of slightly more frequent replacement.
Suzanne –
I have longer wanted a Brita and finally purchased one for the purpose of consuming much more water. It’s easy to use and I like the fact that I can purchase filters that last six months which equals better value and much less waste. The first two days I couldn’t stop drinking water. It tastes THAT MUCH BETTER than the untreated tap water. Thank you, Brita!
M. Henry –
I like Brita but I also have a pur water filter on my sink in my kitchen, pairing the 2 is the best filtered water I’ve ever had man. I can’t drink bottle water anymore because of it’s taste! I absolutely love having my Brita and pur water filters, I absolutely love them
Anj raj –
I used to drink tap water in NY then I found this filter. It’s very easy to setup and starts filtering water in no time. Need to change filter in 2 months.
Joseph Oberlander –
When Brita came out in the 90s, their filters cost about $8 each, filtered lead and harmful things, and lasted a good month or two.Over the years, they appear to have snuck in cheap junk in the same white case, since bottled water is still $1 a gallon and they had to compete on price. The new filters last a few days or a week or two, don’t filter lead, and often fail and grow mold. For a price that is suspiciously unchanged since the 90s. Yes, the price of a white filter from Brita has remained unchanged for almost 30 years! That should be a red flag that corners were cut.Well, you get what you ( don’t ) pay for. Filters today of good ( original ) quality should be $12-$15 each purely based on inflation. Which these are – just now in a blue plastic container.Bottom line – if you MUST have filtered water in your area, this will work as advertised. The white basic ones simply do not.
Chris Drown –
I used to buy the 36 packs of bottled water at the grocery store, and I try to stay hydrated and at $4 a pack, I went through quite a bit (plus created a lot of plastic waste, as there isn’t easy recycling in my area). Switched to Brita a few months ago and haven’t looked back. The filters stay good for about 3 months and the price on this pack is definitely a good deal (and tastes better!) than bottled water. Cheaper on Amazon than in store too. I’ll be back in quite a few months ordering some more.
Lily –
I’ve been needing to replace my water brita filter but everytime I went to a store they didn’t have any in stock! (Or I just couldn’t find them??)So I finally ordered them and thank god they fit- I was nervous about that too.Easy to install and lasts a good while, I wish they were a little bit more affordable, But If a filtered water system is what you use then it’s a great product!
William –
I live in the rural outskirts of Tampa with a well pumping hard groundwater to our house without any softener or filtration system in place. There has always been a slight oily sheen on the surface of a glass of said water, and within 2-3wks, the shower heads all start plugging from iron and calcium deposits.Britta changed all of that (at least taste/consumption-wise). I exclusively drink water passed through these filters because the difference is night and day! They don’t last as long as they clearly should for the price (I get 6wks max. out of each), but given how well they work I still feel the value for money is the best compared to the competitors.