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RapidPure Replacement Purifier Cartridge - 2.5 in. (Fall 2022)
Adventure Medical Kits
RapidPure Replacement Purifier Cartridge - 2.5 in. (Fall 2022)
$18.99
Description

  Replacement cartridge for the RapidPure Scout, Intrepid, Pioneer, and Universal Purifier Bottle Adapter water purifiers.

  

Specifications

  Brand Name:

  Adventure Medical Kits

  Micron Rating:

  0.2

  Treatment Type:

  Replacement Cartridges

  Protects Against:

  Protozoa & Bacteria & Viruses

  Filter Material:

  Hollow Fibers

  Field Maintainable:

  Yes

  Mfg Sku/Part Number:

  0160-0150

  UPC:

  854777005672

  Other Features:

  • Technology: UltraCeram Technology Purification 99.9999% / 6-log*

  -- Virus Reduction 99.9999%

  -- Cyst Reduction 99.9975%

  -- Bacteria Reduction 99.9999%

  • Carbon Infused: Yes. Providing great tasting water.

  • Silver Infused: Yes

  • Third Party Tested: Yes. Certified to exceed US EPA water purification standards**.

  • Freeze Resistant: Yes. 3rd party certified as water purifier after initial freeze/thaw cycle and as water filter after multiple freeze/thaw cycles.

  * Tap water is standardly utilized to rate the capacity of water filters/purifiers and can provide a misleading indication of actual usable filter life in the field. Real world conditions vary greatly. AMK testing has found that when using the same source of water supply, RapidPure will ow faster, capture more contaminants, and will often last as long or longer than the competition.

  ** BCS Laboratories is RapidPure's 3rd party independent test lab: FL DOH Lab ID: E82924, EPA ID: FL01147. File: RapidPure 2.5 Filters Microbial Removal Efficacy Study Report: BCS1401004.docx

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Description
Brand Name:
Adventure Medical Kits
Micron Rating:
0.2
Treatment Type:
Replacement Cartridges
Protects Against:
Protozoa & Bacteria & Viruses
Filter Material:
Hollow Fibers
Field Maintainable:
Yes
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
0160-0150
UPC:
854777005672
Other Features:
• Technology: UltraCeram Technology Purification 99.9999% / 6-log*
-- Virus Reduction 99.9999%
-- Cyst Reduction 99.9975%
-- Bacteria Reduction 99.9999%
• Carbon Infused: Yes. Providing great tasting water.
• Silver Infused: Yes
• Third Party Tested: Yes. Certified to exceed US EPA water purification standards**.
• Freeze Resistant: Yes. 3rd party certified as water purifier after initial freeze/thaw cycle and as water filter after multiple freeze/thaw cycles.
* Tap water is standardly utilized to rate the capacity of water filters/purifiers and can provide a misleading indication of actual usable filter life in the field. Real world conditions vary greatly. AMK testing has found that when using the same source of water supply, RapidPure will ow faster, capture more contaminants, and will often last as long or longer than the competition.
** BCS Laboratories is RapidPure's 3rd party independent test lab: FL DOH Lab ID: E82924, EPA ID: FL01147. File: RapidPure 2.5 Filters Microbial Removal Efficacy Study Report: BCS1401004.docx
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