Reverse Osmosis – Safe drinking water

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Pure water should be neutral and must have pH 7.

Water filtered out from RO has a pH level of 5-6 however it is still

safe for consumption.

Here is why RO water has a lower pH and how it is still safe for use.

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Pure water should be neutral and must have pH 7. Water filtered out from RO has a pH level of 5-6 however it is still safe for consumption. Here is why RO water has a lower pH and how it is still safe for use.

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