Reusable Cartridge with Filter Pod SU-11, Includes 1 Reusable Cartridge and 1 Filter Pod Refill, Filter Pods Last 2 Months, Blue, Fits Brita & Pur

I bought this for my Pur pitcher and it fits perfectly. It's a neat product: once you put the cartridge into your pitcher instead of the normal Pur cartridge, whenever you need to replace the filter you just unscrew the top with your fingers and drop in a new filter pod (kind of like a big tea bag). No more throwing away a big lump of plastic every two months - it's cool! For curiosity's sake I also tried it in my mom's Brita pitcher and it fits that perfectly too and now I'm going to have to buy her a Clear Genius cartridge too. It looks like you can get Clear Genius Filter Pod Refills (Pack-3) Fits Clear Genius Reusable Cartridge. SKU: SR-3 or Clear Genius Filter Pod Refills (Pack-6) Fits Clear Genius Reusable Cartridge. SKU: SR-6 of the pod refills, so it's going to work out cheaper than buying Brita or Pur cartridges too. Good product.

When I saw this product on Amazon, I ordered it immediately. I don't believe it came with instructions on prepping the filter so I used the procedure for Britas. So far, the product has worked well, as well as the Brita. What I found attractive was the reusable media holder. This will be much less wasteful.2/27/2017 update: I have used my initial filter for many gallons of water. Like the brand OEM filter, it makes my well water taste great. We have a lot of iron in our water and the iron taste completely disappears. I am now ordering the 3-pack of media.

In the ad it clearly says it works on PUR pitches, and it says it "holds tight."Absolutely untrue.Water flowed right around the filter, and the filter had no method to secure itself to the pitcher. When I poured the pitcher, it fell right out.

I didn't know these existed until Amazon suggested it when I was looking for PUR water filter refills. I was skeptical but these are awesome. My water tastes just as good as the full priced filters and they are much better for the environment. They fit perfectly in my pitcher and large capacity water tank. I am definitely happy with this.

I love the concept of these since I hate throwing away so much plastic with the original ones. I picture landfills just full of water filters. Anyway, this seems to be working just fine. We have a large Brita dispenser that fits on the shelf of the fridge with a spigot at the front and not only does this fit, but it doesn't "float" when I fill the top chamber (unfiltered) after the bottom chamber(filtered) is full. (It's large and a pain to take in and out so I try to fill it with as much water as possible.)Water tastes fine, we have well water and I do not like the flavor of it even after it goes through the water softener, so I have this Brita and a smaller one I keep on the counter in the kitchen.

I wish I'd found this a long time ago, it's perfect. I just fill it with loose granulated carbon. It fits my old Britta, and does the job perfectly. I neutralize the chlorine first with vitamin C in a separate container, and the Carbon alone does a great job of removing chloramines and other off flavors from my tap water.

On the left is the old PUR filter and the right is the Clear Genius cartridge. They both fit my PUR pitchers. The Clear Genius cartridge and filter pods are sold separately. Which means you aren't throwing away the plastic piece each time. I did not test the water but the taste is the same and I replaced them after the usual 2 months I replaced the PUR. After the initial purchase of the cartridge I figure I save about $1 per filter. Not a lot but I like not throwing away the plastic too.

I love the idea of more economical refills rather than buying more plastic inserts, but it doesn't work in my newer Brita 10 cup pitchers. I put it in my old one and pushed to make sure the gasket ring was at least level with the bottom of the water reservoir and it cracked the plastic casing the filter sits in. Figuring it was an older pitcher (only a year, but giving benefit of the doubt), I thought maybe the plastic had gotten brittle and that was the reason. Got a new identical 10-cup Brita - put this filter in it - EXACT same thing right out of the box. So I'm stuck with Brita filters for that one. I have a 5-6 yr old 6 cup Brita and it fits that one, so I will get some use out of these, but I really wish it would have worked in both. Water tastes great, which makes it even worse - it tastes better than the Brita filtered water in the new pitcher.