Product review (1 stars): Right into the trash. Not NSF certified, despite what package says, made in China.
After looking at the package, and doing a little investigation, there's no way I'd ever use this for any drinking water. First, as you will see in the picture of the barcode, this was listed and was indeed sold as an "NSF Certified" filter. It is NOT NSF certified. I checked the NSF website and neither this manufacturer, nor this filter are listed anywhere on that website. This alone should give you pause.

Second, the box says "NSF Compliant Materials" and uses the NSF logo. What does that mean? Very suspicious. That doesn't mean anything. There's no such thing as "NSF Compliant." It's either NSF certified, nor not.

There's another phrase on the box: "Scale and Slime Inhibitor Included (NOT TESTED OR CERTIFIED BY NSF.) So I'm drinking some chemicals? My filter removes some chemicals, and could add its own? What does that mean?

I noticed a sticker over the UPC code. I couldn't find any country of origin on this webpage or on this product. After scraping, I found the "Made in China" label. I've attached a photo of this as well.

I'm throwing it in the trash. You can't take chances with your drinking water. I thought about throwing it away and just saying, heck with it. But it offends me to be misled and hopefully you can use this review to make an informed decision about what's best for your water.

This product was sent to me at no cost / discounted by the seller for review purposes. I was not under obligation to leave any review, let alone a positive one. Neither the seller or manufacturer exercised any editorial control over this review. I do not have any connection to them whatsoever.