As EPA Steps Up Its Water Purification Game, Alexapure Pro Filtration System Stands Ready to Help

Aug 15, 2016

Dangerous levels of contaminants continue to be found in tap water in many areas across the U.S., prompting the EPA to take action. The safe route for Americans is to purify water coming out of their faucets with the Alexapure Pro water purification system.

Nashville, TN, United States - August 15, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —

As more and more contaminants are being found in tap water across the nation, the Environmental Protection Agency is attempting to remove deadly toxins from water coming out of faucets used by more than 6 million Americans, according to a recent Fox Business article .

“While it’s great to see that the EPA is moving in the right direction on this issue, there is much more that needs to be done all over the U.S., not just in selected areas,” said Allen Baler, Partner at 4Patriots LLC. Baler’s Nashville, Tenn.-based company provides a variety of products that help people become more self-reliant and independent, including the Alexapure Pro water filtration system.

The Alexapure Pro tabletop water purifier is capable of transforming contaminated water from virtually any source into clean, safe, delicious water.

“We hear about the worst cases in the news, such as the high levels of lead in the Flint, Mich., water system, but it’s going on everywhere," Baler said. "Some of these contaminants make people sick and others are deadly, but they all need to be removed. Until that day comes, people need to purify their own tap water so that they don’t take any chances.”

The Alexapure Pro’s advanced engineered, two-stage filter removes up to 99.99 percent of contaminants, including heavy metals such as lead, as well as arsenic, pharmaceuticals – even E. coli and polio. It even works great on fluoride.

With a 2.3 gallon-per-hour flow rate, the Alexapure Pro purifies water about three times faster than any of its competitors. Users will be able to access up to 5,000 gallons of fresh, clean water from it before the filter needs to be replaced. Priced at $197, that comes out to approximately 4 cents per gallon. Bottled water, usually originating from unknown sources, costs considerably more.

No gas, electricity or water pressure is needed to operate the Alexapure Pro. It removes contaminants using only gravity, producing the most essential item to have now and during an emergency: clean, crystal-clear water.

In addition to complimentary shipping, those who purchase the Alexapure Pro water filtration system also receive a credit card-sized steel survival tool featuring 11 different functions, as well as a hardcopy book, “The Water Survival Guide.”

They are also able to acquire the Alexapure Go Bottle (priced at $47), which features the same advanced engineering of the Alexapure Pro and which can filter 300 gallons of water, can be stored in a backpack or bug-out bag, and is ideal for camping, hiking, biking or any other outdoor activities.

Also available from Water4Patriots is the Survival Spring ($24.95), a nine-inch long, two-ounce straw made of BPA-free, food-grade materials that can filter up to 300 gallons of water and can easily be carried anywhere.

Water4Patriots provides products that help people eliminate contaminants from their drinking water, including the Alexapure Pro tabletop water purifier, the Alexapure Pro Go Bottle and the Survival Spring straw. Each product purifies contaminated water from virtually any source into clean, safe, delicious water.

For more information, please visit http://www.4patriots.com

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Organization: 4Patriots LLC

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