New eSpring™ Water Purifier

Giving presents is another way of showing love. Making Christmas more meaningful when you give a present that can protect the health of your loved ones. The new eSpring™ Water Purifier helps you and your family get the great-tasting drinking water, at the same time as sending love and care during this Christmas holiday.

The e3 Carbon Filter is effective in reducing 170+ contaminants and retains beneficial minerals, providing your family safer drinking water
UV-C LED technology applied
Effective in destroying 99.99% virus and bacteria

Choose New eSpring™ Water Purifier this Christmas – sharing love, health and care with your loved ones!

New eSpring™ Water Purifier

Effectively reduces 170+ contaminants, including lead, mercury, VOCs, pesticides, micro-plastics, PFOA and PFOS, and pharmaceuticals
Effectively reduces particulates down to 0.2 microns (like asbestos) which is 300-500 times smaller than a human hair
UV-C LED effectively destroys*** up to
a) 99.9999% of bacteria
b) 99.99% of virus
c) 99.9% of Cysts
Retains benefical minerals that may be present in your water, including calcium and magnesium
Certifications in NSF/ANSI 42, 52, 55 and 401
First Company to have a water treatment system with UV-C LED technology certified by NSF/ANSI Standard 55 for Class B microbial reduction
The world's No.1 selling brand of home water treatment systems
Water Quality Association Gold Seal
e3 Carbon Filter treats up to 5,000L of water/year
e3 Carbon Filter's filter life varies by water consumption and water quality but the maximum life is 12 months or 5,000L of water/year (whichever comes first)
Easily monitor e3 Carbon Filter's filter life and water usage by connecting Amway Healthy Home App
Change the filter easily as 2-1-0, 2-mins filter change and 1-time per year and 0-tools is needed
Above-the-sink Installation. No hole drilling on the counter top, simply apply the diverter to the existing faucet

*** The eSpring™ Water Purifier is designed only for use with portable water deemed safe to drink by local public health authorities