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Salt-free conditioner · checked 16 Oct 2026

APEC Water FUTURA-10 Salt-Free Anti-Scale Water Conditioner

Model FUTURA-10 · replacement filter MEDIA-FT10

Lead:not claimedPFAS:not claimed

Each claim, checked

What the brand says, what a certification listing shows for this model, and where each fact comes from. We read listings; we do not test products.

  • Certified (listing checked)The certifier’s public listing shows this claim for this model.
  • Brand says certifiedThe brand says certified; IAPMO’s listing does not show it. NSF can be checked by hand.
  • Brand claim onlyThe brand claims it without citing a certification.
ContaminantBrand claimStandardCertifierConfirmed?Source, date checked
Scale“This salt-free water conditioner effectively reduces scale buildup, protecting your plumbing and appliances.” brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
Total dissolved solids (TDS)“You may experience TDS reductions between 10 to 20% depending on the contact time” brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026

Filter changes, by the brand’s numbers

How often APEC Water says to replace each part. Real filter life depends on how much water you use and what is in it.

PartBrand says replace everyChanges a yearSource, date checked
FUTURA salt-free anti-scale media (MEDIA-FT10)The brand gives more than one figure for this part.3–5 years“Media Replacement Time: Once every 3 to 5 years”5 years or 600,000 gallons“The media is strong and can last for 5 years or 600,000 gallons with normal usage.”1 every 3–5 years or 1 every 5 yearsbrand sourcechecked 16 Oct 2026brand sourcechecked 16 Oct 2026

Certification listings found

  • IAPMO · NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 · file W-13983

    APEC WATER SYSTEMS lists FUTURA-10

    Materials only (no reduction claim)

    Open the listing · checked 16 Oct 2026

Check it yourself

NSF’s and WQA’s terms don’t allow automated lookups, so these links open their public listings for this model:

What the brand says about certification

  • “Media is certified by the Water Quality Association (WQA) to NSF/ANSI-61 for health effects to daily water usage.” source checked 16 Oct 2026

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