Reverse Osmosis is regarded as one of the most effective water filtration methods. In contrast to carbon or chemical filtration systems, which rely on specific materials to attract or directly target contaminants in the water,  Reverse Osmosis achieves its effectiveness by forcing water through an extremely tiny filter material. This process efficiently removes a wide range of impurities, making it a preferred choice for water purification.

Due to the microscopic pores on the semi-permeable membrane filter, Reverse Osmosis can not only eliminate readily visible contaminants like sediment and larger organic matter but also effectively remove dissolved substances. This process treats salty water to the point where it becomes suitable for drinking and cooking.