ZeroWater Replacement Filters 4pk: BPA-Free, Reduces Odors, Filters Lead & Chlorine, 4 Pieces, White

Great customer service

It’s not the same product as before. Water leaked through the side of the filter after screwed up to the reservoir causing the water is not fully filtered. The peel off top cannot be peeled off completely leaving black plastic residue. Plus the life span of the filter has been shortened a lot.

I've been using ZeroWater filters and pitchers for years and have noticed that the newer legacy filters do not last as long as the original filters. I used to need to change the filter every 6-8 weeks and it seems that when the filter cover changed from the hard plastic blue cover to the plastic film, I had to change the filter every 4 weeks. I believe that is when Culligan took over. Recently, I purchased a different brand pitcher/filter and when I had a pitcher full, I ran it through the ZeroWater filter. Even after that, I find I need to change the ZeroWater filter every 3-4 weeks. After 3 weeks, I shake the filter and I can usually get 1 more week out of the filter, before it registers way above the 006 TDS. Nothing has changed with the water system at my house, so I can only presume it is the quality of the ZeroWater filters. I'm disappointed because I know ZeroWater is the highest rated filter, but at the high price point, I can't keep changing the filter every 3-4 weeks. I'm open to suggestions.

My son introduced me to this product when he got tired of carrying cases of water up fifteen steps, since the store I shop at doesn't sell the 4 pack anymore it's good to know I can order them online.

My order was not delivered to my ho e and customer service was not satisfactory. Target has outsourced customer service to countries where English is not spoken.

Quick sipping and brand new. I appreciate the bulk purchase option, as it can be a burden to buy too frequently. Will definitely buy again whenever needed.

We have used the 12 cup Legacy series for several years. We avoid unfiltered tap water and bottled water at all costs. Our tap water generally registers between 250 and 400 particles, so our filters last between 4 weeks and 6 weeks. Many people complain that sometimes the filters don't drain properly. That is more than likely because they have a bubble of air trapped inside the filter. In that case, just remove the filter and turn it sideways and shake it as hard as you can for about 7 - 8 times, and reattach it. It should dislodge the air and work as it should. We just purchased another 12-Cup in the new Culligan series. It is just a pour pitcher (no push button drains at the bottom). Thus, they eliminated the problem of leaking around the push button. That's a good product change in my opinion. We also purchased a 23-cup in the Legacy series. Zerowater provides the cleanest water and a clean taste. By the way, they now have two series of pitchers; the older Legacy and the newer Culligan series. The difference is the filter have been upgraded to filter more contaminates, plus they have improved some of the product features. NOTE: the filters are NOT interchangeable. The Legacy filters screw on to the fill-tank, and the newer Culligan filters drop into the fill-tank holder. Enjoy!

I have used zero water pitcher for years but ever since Culligan bought it the filters don’t last as long, they have gotten worse. I ordered filters from Zero. I am one person using the picture and it’s at .006 after. 2 1/2 weeks! Filters Use to last 2+ months.

I bought this about a week. Ago . Had better taste than the last 1.

I love the product. It is great. The shipping company is careless. Package is usually damaged and tampered with. This will be the last thing I purchase

These used to work well and I’ve purchased for years now they don’t filter the water anymore, I changed one filter after a week because I noticed the water wouldn’t filter, I thought it was faulty, tried 2 more and same thing happened only change I’ve noticed is the label now says culligan & suddenly they don’t work as they used to .

I've been a Zero water customer for 15 years and these filters are no longer a good quality. Firsthe seals are bad and they leak easily also I do;t kow how they ar maufacturing these ow, but as soon as the water reaches the bottom of the filter, its stops draining. I need to lift it up to get it flowing again. It happened with the last 6 filters, so its not a defective filter, its poor manufacturing. Very sad ZW was once the best, ow they are just crap.

The product I received is defected. The seal that was used to cover the tops of the filters doesn't peel off cleanly and some small black parts of the cover is stuck to the top of the filter. I have tried to peel it off with my finger nail and also with a wet cloth and it still does not come off. The part that is stuck on is where the water sits before I drains down in the pitcher. I am truly disappointed as I now have a water pitcher and four unusable filters. I will be returning them to the store and hopefully the next box of 4 filters are not defected. These filters are not cheap and should not have this problem. Maybe you need to change the cover you are using on top of the filters to something that is removed cleanly. Did these covers go thru your Quality Control department??

I have used this product for over two years and have found it to be very good and saves me money and trips to the store for heavy plastic bottles

I have been using Culligan zero water for about 18 months. The water here locally has 120 to 135 total dissolve solids and zero consistently after filtration. Today it was five and gratefully new filters came. Thank you!

I’ve used these filters for at least a decade and was very pleased with them, however, since the company was bought by Culligan I’ve noticed these filters are not of the same quality. I would only need to change the filter once every MONTH, now I’m lucky if I get 2 to 2 1/2 WEEKS out of a filter! I’m EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED in a product that I used to trust! They are nothing more than very expensive garbage! Don’t waste your money!

I have been using the zero water filter for over a year and the water taste so much better than bottled waters

This Isn't an Appliance; It's My Medical Equipment The Truth Other Reviews Miss: I see the complaints:"Filters only last two weeks!" "Too expensive!" I understand the frustration. But I need you to understand what that short lifespan actually means. My body is a chemical injury survivor. Childhood chemotherapy rewired my nervous system to detect toxins at levels "safe" for others. For me, tap water—and most bottled water—isn't just bad tasting; it's acutely poisonous, causing instant nueroinflamation, migraines and brain fog. ZeroWater is the only filter whose promise matches my biological reality. The TDS meter doesn't lie. When it reads "000," my body confirms it: zero inflammatory response. When my filter expires in 14 days instead of 40, that's not a complaint. That's a data point. It's a warning flare that my municipal water is loaded with dissolved solids and pollutants and the filter is doing its job protecting me. Yes, it's expensive. I have to budget for it like a medical supply. But what is the price of a clear-headed day? What is the value of being able to think without pain or not having a systemic inflammatory response? For me, and for anyone living with autoimmune, MCAS, or chemical injury, this isn't a luxury. It's non-negotiable life support. To the company: Don't shy away from this. You aren't just selling a water pitcher. You are selling the only reliable barrier millions of us have against a progressively toxic environment. Market to us—the canaries in the coal mine. We are your most credible witnesses. To potential buyers: If your filter clogs fast, be alarmed—but not at ZeroWater. Be alarmed at what's in your pipes. This device is telling you the truth your body hasn't started screaming yet. Listen to it.

These filters only last a couple weeks before water starts to taste fishy. Also lots of carbon particles floating in reservoirs. I am the only one in home. For the price of these filters they should last alot longer!

Been buying these for years and the combo of the ridiculous price and the honest fact that these don’t last nearly as long as they used to—I’m done. Not sure what happened over the years but you’ve lost my business.