- What makes Santevia filters different from standard carbon pitchers?
- Santevia uses a multi-stage filter that adds calcium, magnesium and other minerals back into the water after filtering, rather than only removing chlorine and sediment. The result is water with a higher, more alkaline pH. Standard carbon pitchers filter but do not remineralize.
- What is the difference between the Santevia countertop dispenser and the glass carafe?
- The countertop dispenser holds several liters and sits on a stand with a spigot, so it suits a family filling bottles and kettles. The glass carafe is smaller, fits in a fridge door and keeps water in glass rather than plastic. Both use the same mineral-adding filter technology.
- How often do Santevia filters need replacing?
- Santevia rates most of its filters for roughly two months of typical household use, or a set number of liters, whichever comes first. Heavier use or hard water shortens that interval. Replacement filters are sold separately and fit the matching system.
- Does Santevia offer a warranty on its systems?
- Santevia covers its dispensers and carafes against manufacturing defects for a limited period, with the length varying by product. Filters and other consumables are excluded. Keep the proof of purchase, since claims go through the brand directly.
- Can Santevia systems be returned if they don't suit my kitchen?
- Returns depend on the retailer you buy from, so check that store's policy before ordering. Unopened systems are usually easier to return than used ones, and filters are often non-returnable once opened.
- Are there Santevia discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what Santevia products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.