Nouriven® Faucet Water Filter
Nouriven® Faucet Water Filter
Clean, Great-Tasting Water From The Tap You Already Have, Or Your Money Back
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End the Pool Taste & Smell
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Block Sand, Rust & Grit
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Remove 99% of Chlorine
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Doctor-Recommended
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90 Day Risk-Free Guarantee
90 Day Risk-Free Guarantee
We stand by our products with a 90-Day Risk-Free Money Back Guarantee. If you don't get better hair & skin or feel like the Nouriven® is not for you, simply return it for a full refund (no questions asked) - we've got you covered!
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We offer FREE Worldwide shipping for all orders. All taxes and customs are included in the final price, so you won't have to pay anything when you receive it.
Order processing takes 24h -48h business days before shipment. Once your item/s is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is:
-USA & Canada: 3-7 business days
-UK: 3-7 business days
-Australia: 3-7 business days
-All Europe Countries: 3-7 business days
-Rest of world: 5-10 business days
No Extra Costs. All taxes and customs are included in the final price, so you won't have to pay anything when you receive it.
We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase. Items can be returned or exchanged within 90 days of delivery.

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★★★★★
“We ran tap water through a dozen faucet filters. Nouriven was the one that actually changed how the water tasted, the chlorine ‘pool’ note was simply gone.”
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★★★★★
“The real test is whether you stop buying bottled water. Two weeks with the Nouriven on the kitchen tap, and the case of plastic bottles by the door never got replaced.”
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★★★★★
“Most faucet filters are twenty dollars of plastic that cracks at the thread. Nouriven’s 304 stainless-steel body feels like it belongs on the sink and it wipes clean with a cloth.”
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★★★★★
“We tested filtered-water taste on every unit we could find. In our test, Nouriven removed 99.6% of the chlorine and it was the only one that fit every faucet we tried.”

Everything Brown Here Was Headed for Your Glass.
Day 1, the cartridge is clean. Day 30, after one month on an ordinary kitchen tap, it looks like this.
That's sand, rust and grit from water that looked clear in the glass, now stuck in the filter instead of in you.
Made by Nouriven, the shower filter brand 200,000+ customers already use.
Four Kinds of Carbon, One Steel Shell
Our 7-Lock™ Filtration: water comes in at the top and has to pass all 7 layers before it reaches your glass.
Inside every Nouriven® 7-Lock™ cartridge:
- Stages 1-2 · Stainless steel mesh + PP cotton. They catch sand, rust and grit first, so the carbon stays free for its real job.
- Stages 3-6 · Granular activated carbon, KDF-55, carbon fiber, activated carbon block. Four layers in a row pull out the chlorine taste and smell.
- Stage 7 · Ceramic balls. The last stop. From here, the water runs straight into your glass.
What It Pulls Out of Your Water
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The Pool Taste
That pool taste is chlorine. In our 7-Lock™ Filtration, activated carbon and KDF-55 grab it before the water reaches your glass.
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The Bleach Smell
Smell a glass from the tap, then one from the filter. An activated carbon block and carbon fiber pull the bleach smell out.
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Sand, Rust and Grit
Fine steel mesh and PP cotton catch the specks you can't see. That's the brown on the day-30 cartridge.

Plastic Filters Crack Right at the Thread.
Most faucet filters are $20 of plastic. Water pushes on that plastic every time you turn on the tap, and after a few months the thread gives. Then one morning, water sprays sideways across your counter.
Nouriven's body is 304 stainless steel, the same steel kitchen sinks and good pots are made of. It holds up to the pressure, wipes clean with a cloth, and screws on snug by hand.
Plastic Drips. Pitchers Make You Wait.
Plastic tap filters wear out at the thread, and pitchers take a fridge shelf and make you wait for every glass.
Nouriven gives you filtered water in seconds, from a steel body, with 90 days to decide it was worth it.
Tomorrow morning, you fill the kettle straight from the tap. No pitcher, no bottles, no pool smell. Just water you want to drink.
Where You'll Taste It First
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Your Morning Coffee
Chlorine hides the taste of a good cup. Brew with filtered water and you taste the coffee you paid for.
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Rinse the Produce
Wash your berries, grapes and lettuce in the same filtered water you drink. One flip of the lever, right at the sink.
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The Ice Trays
Ice is where tap water tastes worst. Fill the trays from the filtered side and your iced tea tastes like tea.
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Pasta, Rice and Soup
They soak up the water they cook in. Fill the pot from the filtered side and all you taste is dinner.
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Their Water Bowl, Too
If you won't drink the tap water, why should they? One flip of the lever fills their bowl with the same water you drink.
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Your Water Bottle
Fill it at the sink on your way out. Clean water for the car, the walk or the gym, without buying another case.
Stop Carrying Water Home
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1. Save your back.
No more cases of bottled water from the store, up the steps and into the pantry. Your drinking water comes out of the faucet you already have.
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2. Free up the fridge.
No pitcher taking a whole shelf, no waiting for it to drip. A full glass of filtered water in seconds, any time.
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3. Skip the store run.
You already pay for the water in your pipes. Now it's water you want to drink, with no bottles piling up by the door.

Twist Off the Tip. Twist This On.
It fits 99.9% of kitchen faucets. Unscrew the little tip at the end of your faucet, pick the adapter from the box that matches, then turn the filter on by hand. No tools, no plumber, no waiting for someone to come help, even with stiff or arthritic fingers.
If your faucet needs a different adapter, we mail you the right one. And if it still doesn't fit, you get every dollar back.
90 Day Risk-Free Guarantee
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Try it on your own kitchen faucet for 90 days. If you don't love the taste of your water, simply return it for a full refund (no questions asked).
FAQ
Will it fit my faucet?
It fits 99.9% of kitchen faucets. If the tip at the end of your faucet unscrews, you're set: the adapters are in the box, and if yours needs a different one, we mail it to you or refund you in full.
What comes in the box?
The steel filter, its 7-stage cartridge and the faucet adapters. Everything you need to put it on is right there, with nothing else to buy.
Can I put it on myself?
Yes. Unscrew your faucet tip, screw on the adapter, then turn the filter on by hand. No tools, no plumber, and no one to call.
How does the lever work?
One lever, two kinds of water. Flip it one way for filtered water to drink and cook with, and the other way for regular tap water to wash the dishes, which saves your cartridge for what you drink.
What does it take out?
The chlorine taste and smell, plus sand, rust and grit. Steel mesh and PP cotton catch the specks, activated carbon and KDF-55 take out the chlorine, and ceramic is the last stop before your glass. We call it 7-Lock™ Filtration.
When do I change the cartridge, and how will I know?
Every 3 months. Your water tells you too: if the filtered stream slows down, rinse the cartridge under the tap and it flows again. A new cartridge twists in by hand in a minute.
Will my water come out slower?
The filtered side gives you a steady stream made for filling a glass, a kettle or a pot. When you want a strong flow for the dishes, flip the lever back to regular tap water.
Can I use it for ice, coffee and cooking?
Yes, that's what it's for. Fill the ice trays, the coffee pot, the kettle, the pasta pot and the pet bowl from the filtered side.
Can I take it with me if I move?
Yes. It unscrews by hand, so you put your original faucet tip back on and your faucet is just as it was. Then it goes on your new kitchen tap.
Do I have to sign up for a subscription?
No. You buy once. When you want a fresh cartridge, you order it yourself, when you want it.
Is this the same Nouriven as the shower filter?
Yes. More than 200,000 customers already use our shower filters, and this is the same company with the same 90-day promise, now for the water you drink.
What if I don't like it?
Use it for 90 days. If you don't love the taste of your water, send it back and get a full refund. Shipping is free, right to your door.
Two months ago my $25 plastic faucet filter snapped right at the thread while the tap was running. Water sprayed sideways across the counter, into a drawer of utensils, and down the front of the cabinets. I stood there with a towel for ten minutes.
That's the whole reason I bought this one. The body is 304 stainless steel - actual steel, not plastic pretending to be. It screws on snug by hand and it doesn't flex or creak when you turn the tap. Four months in, zero movement, zero drips.
And the water tastes like nothing, which is exactly what I wanted. My kettle fills from the filtered side, my dishes get rinsed on the regular side with the lever flip. Coffee tastes like coffee now.
If you've had a plastic one crack, or you're about to buy one, get steel. The $40 difference is worth not mopping your kitchen floor.
I spend $22 a bag on single-origin. For two years I brewed it with tap water that tasted like a swimming pool and wondered why my cups were flat and bitter. Chlorine just bulldozes the good stuff.
First pot with filtered water and the difference was immediate - brighter, sweeter, the fruit notes actually showed up. Same beans, same grinder, same ratio. The only variable was the water and it changed everything.
I fill the kettle from the filtered side every morning. Flip the lever the other way for rinsing the press. It's a $65 fix for something that was quietly ruining $80/month in beans.
If you care enough to buy good coffee, you owe it to yourself to stop brewing with chlorine.
My vet said my lab wasn't drinking enough and suggested I make water more appealing. Ours smelled like a pool - I wouldn't drink it either. Turns out dogs are just as picky as we are.
One flip of the lever fills her bowl from the filtered side. No chlorine smell, no bleach taste. Within three days she was drinking normally again and now she empties the bowl twice a day. Her coat looks better and the vet noticed at the follow-up.
The steel body also means she can't knock it off and crack it like the plastic one I had before. If you won't drink your own tap water, why should they? This fixed it for $65 and she's healthier for it.
Third apartment in four years, all with questionable water. Under-sink RO needs a landlord's approval and a deposit. Pitchers take fridge space I don't have and make you wait for every glass.
This screws onto the existing faucet tip in about two minutes with the adapter from the box. No tools, no drilling, nothing permanent. When my lease ends, I unscrew it, put the original tip back on, and the faucet is exactly as I found it.
The water is clean and tasteless and I fill my kettle and my water bottle straight from the tap. I'm not carrying bottles up three flights anymore. If you rent, this is the answer. Nothing else comes close for the price.
I was spending $38/week on bottled water plus $18 every three weeks on Brita filters. That's roughly $2,900 a year for water that comes out of my own pipes.
The 1-year plan was $89. One cartridge every three months, twist-in by hand. Total first year with replacements: about $185. We saved over $2,700 in year one alone, and we're not hauling cases from Costco or waiting for a pitcher to drip.
The water tastes cleaner than the bottled stuff did. Ice trays, kettle, pasta pot - all filled from the filtered side. Flip the lever for dishes on regular water so the cartridge lasts.
The stainless body is the part that sold me. Plastic filters crack. Steel doesn't. Best $89 in the kitchen this year.