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The replacement MSR SweetWater Filter Cartridge for the Sweetwater Purifier System and the Sweetwater Microfilter meets the bacteria and protozoa portion of the USEPA's purifier standards, removing 99.9% of Cryptosporidium and Giardia and 99.9999% of bacteria.
The heart of the SweetWater microfilter is a replaceable 0.2-micron labyrinth depth filter with a Filter Replacement Safety Indicator imbedded inside the filter material. After repeated cleanings, this screen-like layer becomes visible so you know when it’s time to replace your filter cartridge. A layer of granular activated carbon surrounding the filter improves the taste of unsavory water.
Replace your original SweetWater® cartridge once the black safety indicator becomes visible or when pumping does not improve after cleaning.
Replacement filter cartridge for the Sweetwater Purifier System and the Sweetwater Microfilter.
Each Cartridge filters up to 200 gallons of water. With a built-in Filter Replacement Safety Indicator, youll always know when to replace the 0.2 micron labyrinth depth filter. Cartridge also features a layer of granular activated carbon surrounding the filter to improve the taste of unsavory water. For use in the SweetWater Microfilter.
The SweetWater Filter Cartridge rejuvenates your SweetWater Microfilter. Replace the filter cartridge on your SweetWater Microfilter and you'll be pumping buckets of water again in no time. Get rid of Protozoa, bacteria and even organic chemicals like herbicides and pesticides.
For use with your MSR SweetWater Microfilter, the SweetWater Filter Cartridge is a replacement filter cartridge that keeps your microfilter running strong for another 200 gallons if properly cared for.
A replacement filter for the SweetWater Water Filter.
Replacement Cartridge for the Sweetwater microfilter and purifier system.
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| Cartridge life: | 200 gallons |
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| Filter Construction: | Carbon cartridge |
| Filter Element Duration: | Up to 750 liters |
| Filter Element Type: | Silica paper wrap with activated carbon layer |
| Kills Viruses: | No |
| Micron Size: | 0.2 micron |
| Removes Giardia: | Yes |
| Weight: | 3.6 ounces |
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Sometimes, we can't be sure that the product is the same across the stores that offer its, so you may find the same product listed more then once on GearBuyer.com, we these list highly similar products below.
 | MSR SweetWater Microfilter | $62.95 - $79.95 |
 | MSR SiltStopper Replacement Filters | $19.95 - $39.95 |
 | MSR Sweetwater Prefilter | $9.95 |
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 | MSR SweetWater Purifier Solution Hiking & Camping > Water Treatment | $8.94 - $9.95 |
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Great service unit | |
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| I've had my Sweetwater pump for well over 20 years, and I wouldn't trade it for anything else. Living and hiking in the cascade Mt., I've never had a problem with silt. The water is usually clear and flowing. I did freeze the first filter for over 4 years, and the freezer taste in the purified water was bad. A replacement filter was cost effective, and all was good | |
| liloldunit at REI on 03/14/2009 | |
New filter fit my old SweetWater pump | |
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| I was not sure if this new replacement filter would fit my old pump, circa mid 90's. Fit and function are perfect. The only change is the color. | |
| Dryrock at Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) on 09/16/2009 | |
Sweet Water is true to its name | |
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| Packs tight easy pump action easy to setup | |
| Puddler at Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) on 11/04/2007 | |
Cracked filter expensive to replace | |
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| The case and filter are is one unit making filter replacement expensive. The plastic case cracked after limited use. I am not aware of any hard impacts, which might cause such failure. The unit should be able to handle typical backpacking use and abuse. | |
| dtchris at REI on 08/31/2009 | |
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