Pureverr FaucetPro™ 2.0

Most standard round faucets with a removable aerator are what FaucetPro™ 2.0 is made for.

The Fit Kit covers 20mm and 22mm female threads, 22mm and 24mm male threads, plus an 18–32mm multi-fit adapter, so you have several ways to match the faucet you already own.

Unscrew the aerator at the tip of your faucet, match the fitting, then attach FaucetPro™ in its place.

Pull-out or spray-style heads and faucets without a removable aerator are the main exceptions.

Still unsure? Send us a photo of your faucet at support@pureverr.com before you order and we'll help you check the fit.

No drilling and no permanent plumbing.

Remove your faucet's aerator, choose the matching adapter from the Fit Kit, screw FaucetPro™ on, then use the included wrench to make the connection snug. That's the installation.

If you notice a drip around the joint, it usually means the adapter needs to be reseated, tightened slightly, or swapped for the better-fitting size.

And because nothing is drilled or permanently installed, it comes back off when you move and goes with you.

Pureverr is built for the everyday things that make tap water look or taste off.

The ceramic and particulate-filtering stages target sediment, rust and microplastics, while coconut-shell carbon reduces chlorine taste and smell.

At the same time, the system is designed to leave the naturally occurring dissolved minerals in your water rather than stripping everything out.

The difference is easy to understand: the particulate load gets caught, the chlorine taste gets reduced, and the minerals largely stay where they are.

Because Drink Mode, the filtered setting, is doing a different job.

In Drink Mode, the flow eases so the water spends more time in contact with the carbon stage instead of rushing straight through it. That contact time is part of what helps reduce chlorine taste and smell.

When you need speed for rinsing dishes, washing produce or filling a pot, flip the lever back to Regular Mode for normal faucet flow.

Slow when you're filtering. Full flow when you're not. That's why there are two modes.

You have two things to go by: what you taste and what you can see.

Filtered water should have less of the chlorine taste and smell the carbon is there to reduce.

At the same time, the white ceramic face gradually picks up visible discoloration from the particulate load it catches as you use it.

That color change isn't meant to be a laboratory reading. It's something simpler and more useful day to day: you can actually look at the part doing the work.

That's the advantage of the clear housing. Instead of relying only on a date printed on a cartridge, you can inspect your own core.

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When the ceramic face has browned, remove the clear housing first, then twist the core out.

Rinse it under cold water and gently work the included Core Renewal Pad over the surface before putting it back.

The goal isn't to make it look brand new again. A used core may keep some staining and wear marks after cleaning. What matters is that rinsing and the Renewal Pad remove part of the surface load so you can keep using the core longer.

Eventually it will be ready for replacement. Washing extends its useful life; it doesn't make the core permanent.

For typical daily use, plan on about three months per core as a practical care guideline.

Water quality matters more than the calendar. A faucet carrying more sediment or rust can load the ceramic surface faster, while cleaner water may take longer.

Two cores are included in the box, so you start with a spare.

When a core stays heavily discolored even after rinsing and using the Renewal Pad, or when the taste you were filtering starts to return, that's a sensible time to move to the fresh one.

Replacement cores are available separately on the site when you need them, currently $9.97 each.

Use Drink Mode with cold or lukewarm water.

If you need hot water at the sink, flip FaucetPro™ to Regular Mode first so the water bypasses the filtering core.

When you're finished, switch back to Drink Mode for filtered water.

Simple rule:
Hot water → Regular Mode
Filtered drinking water → Drink Mode

The See-For-Yourself Guarantee: take 90 days and watch the core. If it never shows you what it's catching, or your water doesn't taste like it should, full refund, keep the whole kit, and we won't ask you to box a thing up.