Lead in Water
According to the EPA, Lead is a naturally occurring element found in varying concentrations throughout the earth's crust, and while it has some beneficial uses, it can be toxic to humans and animals. Lead poisoning symptoms include developmental delay, sluggishness, fatigue, hearing loss, seizures, abdominal pain, vomiting, and pica.
How does Lead contaminate water supplies?
Most Lead contamination comes from corrosion of pre-1986 home piping, old service connections, brass fixtures, and lead solder used in copper piping.
Reducing levels of Lead in drinking water is extremely important to protect yourself from the health effects associated with chronic Lead exposure and poisoning.
Crusader Reverse Osmosis Filtration Systems are independently certified lead-removal solutions and are available in a number of sizes to fit every budget. They can remove up to 98.6% of Lead from your drinking water!
