What is reverse osmosis?

Reverse osmosis consists of water treatment that feeds your local water supply through a semi-permeable membrane, as well as through a battery of filters, which eliminate any residues that are harmful to health such as heavy metals and other substances that are also harmful to health (lead, sodium, nitrates), microorganisms, unnecessary salt etc.

In addition, thanks to reverse osmosis, we also eliminate limescale from hard water.

These undesirable residues are eliminated via the waste water filter.

Through reverse osmosis we can achieve the following benefits:

A permanent source of healthy, fresh and great tasting water just by turning on your tap. Water that you can both drink and cook with.

Make a commitment to the environment by reducing the consumption of plastic bottles.

Save on your household spending or business costs by not having to purchase water again.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

REVERSE OSMOSIS

When can we use reverse osmosis?

Reverse osmosis can be used for all situations, but it is especially recommended for hard water with a high salt content, for example water close to the coast.

Will i have to install the purifier?

No, specialised technicians will come to your premises to fit your reverse osmosis water purifier simply and without the need for complex fitting or installation work to take place.

What is reverse osmosis and how does it work?

Within the range of water treatment processes, osmosis is the most advanced and healthy treatment type as there is no need to add any chemical substances to the water. The pressurised water is fed through a membrane, which retains pesticide molecules as well as virus and bacteria organisms, calcium salts, nitrates and magnesium…

For this reason it is used in numerous countries to desalinate seawater and convert it into drinking water fit for human consumption.
Osmosis isn’t a man-made process, it’s a natural mechanism that occurs in live animal and plant cells. It is actually essential for living beings as it filters salt water and converts it to pure water, which can be used by natural living cells. Through this we can achieve low mineralised water and that can be filtered to within 0.0001 microns, something that is normally used in haemodialysis and at health clinics and laboratories.

Reverse osmosis is especially recommended for…

SENIOR CITIZENS

When kidney functions are affected with age, the drinking of filtered drinking water and reverse osmosis aids in the elimination of toxins during urination.

BABIES

As they don’t have a fully developed kidney filter, the consumption of low mineralised water is essential, leading to low concentration urine, thus avoiding any health risks.

KIDNEY PATIENTS

In order to achieve low dilution urine, 2 litres per day of urine is required.
The rapid elimination of urine helps to reduce concentration and speeds up the elimination of toxins by the body, thus preventing gallstones from forming. For this reason low mineralised water is recommended when planning diets for gallstone patients.

Considering that some 4% of women and 6% of men will suffer with gallstones during their lifetime, drinking high quality water is essential in order to prevent colic episodes wherever possible.