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PFAS — legal across the EU, but not everyone agrees it’s optimal
25–250x
gap between the strictest and most permissive PFAS limits in the EU
The EU-wide legal ceiling allows 100–500 ng/L of PFAS. Applying EFSA’s own 2020 health opinion, Denmark and Sweden set their national limits at just 2–4 ng/L — both are fully legal, only one is closer to what the science recommends.
EFSA source →What a PJURE filter is built to reduce
98–99%
Chlorine — lab tested
PFAS
Activated carbon — WHO/EPA-documented method
Heavy metals
KDF redox — documented for lead & mercury
Microplastics
Mechanical filtration, 3 stages
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