Stage 1‎‎:‎‎  Sediment Filter that Removes Bactria‎‎,‎‎ dirt‎‎,‎‎ sediments‎‎,‎‎ sand‎‎,‎‎ and other suspended physical particles‎‎.‎‎ 

Stage  2‎‎:‎‎ Granular Activated Carbon that reduces chemicals such as chlorine‎‎,‎‎ and other volatile organics from the water‎‎.‎‎ The removal of chlorine improves the taste and odor of the water and maintains the integrity of the membrane‎‎.‎‎

Stage 3‎‎:‎‎ Carbon Block Filter that absorbs the organic matter‎‎,‎‎ colour‎‎,‎‎ and odor and dissolved gases like chlorine and disinfection by‎‎-products ‎‎(‎‎chloramines‎‎,‎‎ THM‎‎,‎‎ TCE‎‎)‎‎‎‎,‎‎ Volatile Organic Compounds ‎‎(‎‎V‎‎.‎‎O‎‎.‎‎C‎‎)‎‎from the water which is left out from GAC filter‎‎.‎‎ 

Stage 4‎‎:‎‎ Reverse Osmosis Membrane  that Reverse Osmosis 0.0001 micron Membrane 75 gallons per day thin film composite reverse osmosis membrane removes 93‎‎-97% of total dissolved solids ‎‎(‎‎TDS‎‎)‎‎ and a full spectrum of contaminants that could be present in your water as inorganic‎‎,‎‎ minerals‎‎,‎‎ lead‎‎,‎‎ cysts‎‎,‎‎ dissolved metals‎‎,‎‎ chemicals‎‎,‎‎ and more‎‎.‎‎

Stage 5‎‎:‎‎ GAC Post Carbon Filter A final polishing process that enhances and clarifies your drinking water by rejecting any Volatile Organic Compounds ‎‎(‎‎V‎‎.‎‎O‎‎.‎‎C‎‎)‎‎‎‎,‎‎ ‎‎,‎‎ Nitrates‎‎,‎‎ ‎‎,‎‎ tastes‎‎,‎‎ odor‎‎.‎‎That may have slipped through the membrane‎‎,‎‎ plus‎‎,‎‎ adsorbs any odors that may come from the pressure storage tank‎‎.‎‎ Gives water a clean refreshed taste on the way to your tap‎‎.‎‎ We are using NSF approved post carbon to guarantee the taste of water‎‎.‎‎ 

Stage 6‎‎:‎‎ Bio‎‎-ceramic filter pH Alkalinity Neutralizer Filtration to raise pH neutral and eliminate acidity‎‎,‎‎ by addition healthy minerals‎‎,‎‎ such as Calcium‎‎,‎‎ Magnesium‎‎,‎‎ Sodium‎‎,‎‎ Potassium and others readily found in many natural mineral waters‎‎.‎‎

Stage 7‎‎:‎‎ Far‎‎-Infra Red This Infra‎‎-Red filter can activates water molecules in our body and improves oxygen level in our body‎‎.‎‎ Warming and eliminating fats‎‎,‎‎ chemicals and toxins from our blood and thus smoothing the flow of blood‎‎.‎‎‎‎.‎‎