subeluvr wrote:
Gary Slusser wrote:

The fact is that most people don't know that 99% of all 'filters' are
not "certified" due to the high prices the NSF charges for
certification BUT, those non-certified filters use the same components
as the certified 'filter'. And usually work just as well, kinda like
generic drugs.

NSF certification is a bit like the BBB, or Consumer Reports. People
rely on their 'service' without knowing that the vast majority of
companies and products are never included.

Gary
Quality Water Associates

"And usually work just as well, kinda like generic drugs".

Generic drugs undergo stringent certification and must adhere to rigid
parameters before being certified for sale to the public ... unlike
"plain wrapper" filters made by who knows who in who knows where that
may or may not do what the sellers would have you believe they do.

Seems like you still do get what you pay for and a dollar's worth for a
dollar is still the best deal around.

It seems like you may know something about generic drugs. It also seems
that your knowledge doesn't extend to knowing much about water
treatment equipment, the manufacturers of it or the quality of that
equipment; including the government regulations on both. It also seems
you've fallen prey to the anti business scare tactics of consumer
groups and their supporters, but I may be wrong so if possible, show
some proof of your position.

Gary
Quality Water Associates