Brita Large 10-Cup Water Filter Pitcher with BritaPlus Filter, WQA NSF/ANSI Certified, Reduces 2X Contaminants vs. Standard, Removes Chlorine Taste & Odor, Reduces Zinc Copper Mercury & More, Black

Elevate your hydration with the Brita Large 10-Cup Everyday water filter pitcher and BritaPlus filter — the high-density upgrade that reduces 2x the contaminants of our Standard filter. WQA NSF/ANSI certified to reduce chlorine (taste and odor), mercury, cadmium, copper, zinc, and more, the BritaPlus filter also helps retain beneficial minerals and electrolytes for naturally balanced, great-tasting filtered water. The SmartLight indicator lets you know exactly when to replace your filter — every 40 gallons or about 2 months. This 10-cup BPA-free pitcher is space-efficient, fits in most fridge doors, and features an easy-fill lid for daily convenience. One BritaPlus filter replaces up to 300 single-use 16.9 oz plastic bottles. *vs. Standard Brita filter. Substances reduced and retained may not apply to all users’ water. For use with potable water only.
REDUCES 2X CONTAMINANTS VS. STANDARD*: BritaPlus high-density filter traps twice as many contaminants as the Standard filter — including chlorine, mercury, cadmium, copper and zinc — for cleaner, healthier tasting tap water every day
HELPS RETAIN MINERALS & ELECTROLYTES: Unlike many filtration systems, BritaPlus filter helps retain beneficial minerals and electrolytes naturally present in your water for great-tasting, balanced filtered water
SMARTLIGHT INDICATOR + FRIDGE-FRIENDLY: Brita’s most precise filter change reminder keeps you on schedule; this 10-cup BPA-free pitcher fits in most fridge doors with an easy-fill lid for effortless refills
REPLACE UP TO 300 PLASTIC BOTTLES: One BritaPlus filter replaces up to 300 single-use 16.9 oz plastic bottles — reduce single-use plastic and save money every year with Brita
WQA NSF/ANSI CERTIFIED: BritaPlus filter is certified by WQA to NSF/ANSI standards; compatible with all Brita pitchers and dispensers except Stream; replace every 40 gallons or approximately 2 months. *vs. Standard filter. Substances reduced may not be in all users’ water