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Water filters: prices in Canada

Water is the first thing in an emergency kit: Public Safety Canada says to plan on about four litres per person per day. A household filter is for everyday water, and the label tells you what it’s certified to remove. Below are the water filters Price Tracker Canada checks at Canadian stores (pitchers, faucet and under-sink filters, reverse osmosis), with the price now and the 30-day low.

Prices we track at Canadian stores

What each product sold for when members’ browsers last checked the store, shown at least 15 minutes late, with its lowest and highest price in the last 30 days. Prices change; check the store before you buy.

  • Home Depot

    Waterdrop G3P600 Reverse Osmosis System

    30 days: low $788.00 · typical $788.00 · high $788.00 (66 price checks)

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    $788.005h ago
  • Home Depot

    AquaTru Carafe Countertop Purifier for PFAS & contaminants 4-Stage Reverse Osmosis BPA free

    30 days: low $510.77 · typical $510.77 · high $510.77 (9 price checks)

    Open at Home Depot ↗
    $510.775h ago
  • Home Depot

    Insinkerator F-1000S Water Filtration System

    30 days: low $158.00 · typical $158.00 · high $158.00 (5 price checks)

    Open at Home Depot ↗
    $158.003d ago
  • Home Hardware

    CUISINART Replacement Charcoal Water Filters - 2 Pack

    30 days: low $8.99 · typical $8.99 · high $8.99 (4 price checks)

    Open at Home Hardware ↗
    $8.999h ago
  • Home Depot

    iSpring US31 Classic 3-Stage Under Sink Water Filtration System for Drinking, Tankless, High Capacity

    30 days: low $166.00 · typical $166.00 · high $166.00 (2 price checks)

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    $166.002h ago
  • Home Depot

    iSpring Iron and Manganese 2-Stage Whole House Water Filter System, Also Reduces Chlorine, Sediments, Odors, 1 Inch Inlet/Outlet

    30 days: low $300.00 · typical $300.00 · high $300.00 (1 price check)

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    $300.002h ago
  • Home Depot

    Aquasure Fortitude V2 Triple Purpose Sediment/Carbon/Zinc Whole House Replacement Water Filter Cartridge - Standard Size

    30 days: low $110.00 · typical $110.00 · high $110.00 (1 price check)

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    $110.002h ago
  • Home Depot

    iSpring Whole House Water Filter System w/ Sediment and Carbon Block Filters

    30 days: low $698.00 · typical $698.00 · high $698.00 (1 price check)

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    $698.002h ago
  • Home Depot

    iSpring Reverse Osmosis Under Sink Water Filter System, 7-Stage, 75 GPD with Alkaline & UV Filter, RCC7AK-UV

    30 days: low $548.00 · typical $548.00 · high $548.00 (1 price check)

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    $548.002h ago
  • Home Depot

    iSpring MC7 Greatwell RO Membrane 75 GPD Fits Standard Under Sink RO Water Filter System

    30 days: low $42.68 · typical $42.68 · high $42.68 (1 price check)

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    $42.682h ago
  • Home Depot

    iSpring Whole House 4.5 in. x 10 in. Replacement Water Filter Cartridges, 1 CTO Filter and 1 Iron and Manganese Reducing Filter

    30 days: low $84.98 · typical $84.98 · high $84.98 (1 price check)

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    $84.982h ago
  • Home Depot

    iSpring WDS150K Whole House Water Filter Anti Scale, 20" x 4.5", Blue

    30 days: low $434.99 · typical $434.99 · high $434.99 (1 price check)

    Open at Home Depot ↗
    $434.992h ago

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What to check on the box

  • A certification mark. Health Canada advises buying a device certified to the NSF/ANSI standard for what you want removed, by a certification body accredited by the Standards Council of Canada. NSF/ANSI 42 covers taste and odour, 53 health-related contaminants, and 58 reverse osmosis systems.
  • Certified for what? Certification is per contaminant: the box or the certifier’s listing says which ones (chlorine taste, lead, cysts…). Pick the filter for what is in your water.
  • Most filters don’t make unsafe water safe. Health Canada notes that filters certified to remove parasitic cysts (NSF/ANSI 53) won’t remove viruses or bacteria. In an emergency, or under a boil-water advisory, Health Canada’s advice is to boil water, or if you can’t, add about 2 drops of unscented 5.25% household bleach per litre and let it sit 30 minutes.
  • Cartridges are the running cost. Health Canada stresses following the maker’s maintenance instructions; a filter past its rated life stops doing its job. Check the replacement cartridge price, and how many litres each one lasts, before you buy the housing.

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Questions

Will a water filter make tap water safe during a boil-water advisory?

Not a typical household filter. Health Canada notes that even filters certified to remove parasitic cysts don’t remove viruses or bacteria. Its emergency advice is to boil water, or disinfect it with a little unscented household bleach if you can’t.

Which certification should a household water filter have?

Health Canada advises a device certified to the NSF/ANSI standard for what you want removed (42 for taste and odour, 53 for health-related contaminants such as lead, 58 for reverse osmosis), by a body accredited by the Standards Council of Canada.