Independent Laboratory Test Results

Trichopure Shower Filter

tested by SGS for chlorine, chloramine and other Heavy Metals

Tap water often contains more than chlorine. Chloramine, lead and other heavy metals can be there too, and many filters aren't designed to remove them, chloramine especially. Trichopure is designed to filter a wide range of contaminants, and we sent it to SGS, a global testing company, to put it to the test. SGS ran water with known amounts of three key contaminants through the filter and measured what was left.

Independent SGS Result

>86.49%

Chloramine Reduction

>99.5%

Chlorine Reduction

94.7–96.5%

Other Heavy Metals

Why this matters to you

Your shower water touches your hair, scalp and skin every day. If any of these sound familiar, your water may be part of the problem:

•     Hair that's dry, weak and prone to breakage.
They can strip away the natural oils that keep hair strong and smooth.

•     A dry, irritated scalp. Their residue stays on
your scalp through every wash, so a tight, itchy scalp can keep coming back.

•     Dull, fading colour. They can break down hair
colour faster, so colour-treated hair loses its shine sooner.

•     Dry, itchy skin. The same contaminants can dry
out your skin, which is why it can feel tight after a shower.

Trichopure is designed to filter a wide range of contaminants, including the chlorine and chloramine you shower in every day, so your hair, scalp and skin aren't washed in them. Healthier-looking, stronger-feeling hair starts with cleaner water.

Supporting Laboratory Test Result

Original results tables and the SGS report