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Pitcher filter · checked 16 Oct 2026

Epic Water Filters Epic Pure XP Water Filter Pitcher

Model EW-RPFT-PXP-01 · replacement filter EW-RPFT-PXP-01

Lead:Brand claim onlyPFAS:Brand claim only

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
Lead“Helps reduce PFAS, fluoride, lead, chlorine, microplastics, pharmaceuticals, bacteria, viruses, parasites, and many other common drinking water contaminants.” brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
PFOA“PFOA 700 <1.9 99.9%” brand sourceNSF/ANSI 53–Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
PFOS“PFOS 1500 <1.9 99.7%” brand sourceNSF/ANSI 53–Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
PFAS (named list)“Total PFAS 2676 <1.9 99.9%” brand sourceNSF/ANSI 53–Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
PFAS (no compounds named)Same statement as for Lead. brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
FluorideSame statement as for Lead. brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
Chlorine“Chlorine 1.57 0.001 99.9%” brand sourceNSF/ANSI 42NSF (named by brand)Brand says certified — not found in IAPMO’s listing; check NSFIAPMO searched · check NSF’s listingchecked 16 Oct 2026
MicroplasticsSame statement as for Lead. brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
PharmaceuticalsSame statement as for Lead. brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
BacteriaSame statement as for Lead. brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
VirusesSame statement as for Lead. brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
Cysts (Giardia, Cryptosporidium)Same statement as for Lead. brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
Arsenic“99.9 % Lead 99.9 % Arsenic 99.9 % Chlorine 99.9 % Parasites” brand source––Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
Mercury“Mercury 0.0067 0.0002 97%” brand sourceNSF/ANSI 53–Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
Chloramine“Chloramine 1.97 0.19 90.4%” brand sourceNSF/ANSI 42–Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
VOCs (volatile organic chemicals)“Chloroform surrogate *represents the contaminants below 0.305 0.0005 99.8%” brand sourceNSF/ANSI 53–Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026
Nitrite“Nitrite 3.207 0.097 97.0%” brand sourceNSF/ANSI 53–Brand claim — no certification citedbrand pagechecked 16 Oct 2026

Filter changes, by the brand’s numbers

How often Epic Water Filters 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
Epic Pure XP filter cartridge3–4 months or 100 gallons“100-gallon capacity: Lasts about 3 to 4 months with typical use.”3–4brand sourcechecked 16 Oct 2026

Certification listings found

No IAPMO R&T listing matched this model when we searched on 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

  • “NSF Certified to NSF/ANSI Standard 42 and NSF/ANSI/CAN 372.” source checked 16 Oct 2026
  • “Independently tested to NSF/ANSI Standards 42, 53, 401, and P231, with additional testing for PFAS reduction in accordance with the latest NSF/ANSI/CAN 53 criteria.” source checked 16 Oct 2026
  • “Independently tested: Certified to NSF/ANSI 42 and 372, and lab-tested to NSF/ANSI 53, 401, and P231 standards.” source checked 16 Oct 2026
  • “testing was carried out by two independent, accredited NRTL specializing in water quality analysis, each fully maintaining these accreditations.” source checked 16 Oct 2026

Performance data sheet (names NSF International)

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