How does a reverse osmosis compare to pitcher style filters and faucet-mounted water filters? ------------------------------------------------ Pitcher and faucet-mounted filters generally rely solely on activated carbon filtration. While activated carbon is very effective at removing a wide range of contaminants, the problem with this type of filters is that they contain a very small amount of activated carbon. Reverse osmosis filtration systems incorporate a 5 filtration system that include sediment & membrane along with carbon. Further, the time the water spends in contact with the pitcher style filters and faucet-mounted water filters units is too little to provide full absorption. The removal rates for faucet mounted and pitcher style units is generally 30-60%. While reverse osmosis water filtration and treatement systems have removal rates in excess of 98%
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