Why Our Shower Filter Is Independently Lab Tested,And We Publish the Results
Independent Laboratory Testing
Every Claim Should Earn Its Place.
The Wellness Pod™ was independently tested using methods referenced to NSF/ANSI 177-2023. It didn't just pass. It exceeded the benchmark.
The wellness industry is full of promises. "Reduces chlorine." "Healthier skin." "Cleaner hair." But very few brands openly publish independent laboratory testing showing how their filtration actually performs.
At Well Verti, we believe clean water shouldn't rely on marketing alone. It should be backed by evidence.
That's why the Wellness Pod™ was independently tested under controlled laboratory conditions, not by us, not in house, but by a third party laboratory using recognised methods referenced to NSF/ANSI 177-2023.
"We weren't required to test independently. We chose to. Because if you're trusting a product with the water you shower in every day, you deserve more than a marketing promise."
The Wellness Pod™ Result
The Wellness Pod™ underwent independent laboratory testing for free available chlorine reduction using methods referenced to NSF/ANSI 177-2023.
At initial use, the filter achieved >99.48% chlorine removal — exceeding the ≥50% benchmark specified within the testing methodology.
That's not a marketing claim. It's an independently verified laboratory result.
| Measurement | Result |
|---|---|
| Chlorine Removal Rate (Sample 1) | >99.48% |
| Chlorine Removal Rate (Sample 2) | >99.48% |
| NSF/ANSI 177-2023 Benchmark | ≥50% |
| Laboratory | SGS (Third-Party) |
| Report Number | NBF26-0018944-01 |
Why This Matters
Chlorine plays an important role in keeping municipal drinking water safe. However, many people choose to reduce chlorine exposure during showering as part of their overall wellness routine.
Reducing chlorine in shower water is commonly associated with supporting softer-feeling skin, healthier-looking hair, and a more comfortable shower experience, particularly for those with sensitive skin.
That's why chlorine reduction remains one of the most important measurements for shower filtration, and why we chose to have it independently verified rather than simply claimed.
Ask These Questions Before You Buy Any Shower Filter.
These questions often tell you more than any marketing headline ever could.
| Question | Well Verti | Most Brands |
|---|---|---|
| Independently lab tested? | Yes | Rarely |
| Testing methods disclosed? | Yes — NSF/ANSI 177-2023 | No |
| Third-party laboratory? | Yes | In-house or unspecified |
| Results publicly available? | Yes | No |
| Exceeded benchmark? | Yes | Unverified |
| Transparency as a brand value? | Core principle | Marketing only |
Evidence Over Hype
The wellness industry doesn't need more exaggerated claims. It needs better information.
At Well Verti, we believe customers should understand what was tested, how it was tested, and why it matters. Because informed customers make better decisions.
That's why we're committed to publishing our independent testing as part of our ongoing transparency initiative, and why every future Well Verti product will follow the same standard.
Clean Water Starts Here.
Shop Wellness Pod™*The >99.48% chlorine removal rate refers to initial performance (0L capacity point) measured under controlled laboratory conditions. Performance was tested using methods referenced to NSF/ANSI 177-2023 by an independent third-party laboratory (SGS). The Wellness Pod™ is not NSF certified. Actual results may vary depending on local water quality, chlorine concentration, water pressure, temperature, and household usage conditions. This data represents laboratory performance only and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of identical results in all real-world environments. Report No: NBF26-0018944-01.
