Elite Redkiy Shungite
Tighten into the threaded (female thread) connection in the filter housing cover.
Size of holes in filter: 1 micron (0.0001 mm)
Removes: Color, odor, taste as well as chlorine and other chemicals.
This filter element consists of Activated carbon prepared from organic material (Coconut bark).
The filter has very small pores of 1 micron (0.0001 mm) leaving visible dirt and microorganisms behind. In the Activated Carbon, taste, odor and dyes as well as yeasts, chlorine and other chemicals are adsorbed.
The cleaning pad on the filter allows easy cleaning of the surface of the filter block. The filter works without the addition of chemicals and is made of maintenance-free and corrosion-free parts.
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The translation of "Redkiy" from Russian means "rare."
Within the vast Shungite formation, Elite Shungite is not found in a single location, but has formed in scattered pieces throughout. Lightning strikes and electrical storms have created Elite Shungite, which is much denser yet lighter in weight.
If one can speak of speed in a quantum field, then Elite Shungite works somewhat faster than “normal” Shungite.
This lustrous form of shungite is extremely rare and is found only sporadically.
The unique vibration of Elite Shungite invites you to connect with your true, pure self and with the profound unity of the universe and all life within it.
All of this comes packaged in a nice little pouch with a description of the general effects of shungite.
Price range: $11.99 to $16.99
- Free delivery from € 99 (NL/BE)
- Secure payment iDeal, Credit card, etc.
- Return Within 14 days
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