Berkey Water Filters

Go Berkey Kit for sale — complete 2026 buyer's guide for the 1-quart portable Berkey. Specs, filter life, size comparison, and who it's right for.

Everything you need to know about the Travel Berkey: specs, setup, RV use, accessories, maintenance, and how it compares to the Big Berkey.

Which Berkey size should you get? Complete guide to Travel, Big, Royal, Imperial & Crown Berkey sizes with specs, capacity, and household recommendations.

How long do Berkey filters last? Black Berkey: up to 6,000 gallons (5.5 years for family of 4). PF-2: 12 months. Plus signs to replace and storage tips.

Does Berkey remove fluoride? Yes — but only with PF-2 add-on filters. Learn how they work, real-world limitations, setup, costs, and how to verify results.

Berkey Water Filters, a renowned name in the world of water filtration, has won the hearts of many with its flagship product, the Big Berkey. However, for those residing in California, this gem might be out of reach due to a well-intentioned yet overreaching law. Here's the breakdown on the Berkey water filter saga in California. 

Explore the role of Berkey Water Filters in reducing plastic waste. Understand how this sustainable solution purifies tap water, replacing single-use plastic bottles, contributing to environmental conservation and promoting healthier ecosystems

Berkey systems with Phoenix elements reduce bacteria by up to 99.9999% and parasitic cysts by up to 99.9%. See lab data, CDC waterborne disease stats, and how gravity purification compares to other methods.

Phoenix gravity filters reduce lead, mercury, arsenic, and chromium by 99.9%+. See lab-verified test results, EPA limits, and how gravity filtration compares to RO and pitcher filters.

Side-by-side comparison of Berkey and AlexaPure gravity water filters. Covers specs, independent lab results, fluoride testing, PFAS removal, filter life, and long-term costs.

PFAS are in the drinking water of 176 million Americans. Learn how Phoenix gravity filters reduce forever chemicals by 99.8%+, what the 2024 EPA standards mean, and how to protect your household today.