GE RPWFE™ Refrigerator Water Filter, Genuine Replacement Filter, 1-pack

Key Features

• PREMIUM FILTRATION: GE Genuine RPWFE Filter is certified to reduce 50+ impurities including lead, chlorine, PFOA/PFOS, microplastics, arsenic, and select pharmaceuticals. (Impurities not necessarily found in all users’ water)
• GE GUARANTEED FIT: Compatible with select GE Appliances French door refrigerators. Designed to fit GE, GE Profile, Café, and Monogram brands
• BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: Genuine GE RPWFE filter is certified to NSF/ANSI drinking water standards to improve your water quality and meet requirements set by independent and accredited organizations – unlike counterfeit or deceptively labeled products
• EASY FILTER REPLACEMENT: Simple installation with no tools or water shutoff required
• SIX MONTH FILTER LIFE: Keep filtration at its best by replacing every 6 months, or enroll in Subscribe & Save to receive filters automatically when it's time to replace

About This Product

GE Appliances genuine water filters are certified to NSF/ANSI Drinking Water Treatment standards to improve the quality of your home water. Imitation or counterfeit water filters can damage your water filter system and aren’t guaranteed to reduce the impurities in your water. Genuine GE water replacement filter, RPWFE, reduces select pharmaceuticals, including ibuprofen, progesterone, atenolol, trimethoprim & fluoxetine.* (Impurities not necessarily in all users’ water).

Product Details

Brand

GE

Model

RPWFE

Size

Pack of 1

Dimensions

1.8 x 1.8 x 9.8 inches

Weight

6.4 ounces

Material

Plastic

Manufacturer

GE Appliances

Date First Available

October 11, 2012

ASIN

B009PCI2JU

Customer Reviews Summary

I continue to buy these for the sole reason that they have the best filtration available compared to all of the generics on eBay and Amazon. I did all the research so you don't have to. Bottom line, the generics do not meet the same filtration standards as the OEM filter, which really sucks because they are so darn expensive. Even buying them in bulk barely saves you any money. This is a total rip-off but what do you expect from GE? :/ oh, and make sure you watch YouTube videos on how to properly replace them. It is not intuitive and you can definitely break something if you start yanking on it. Frankly, one of the stupidest designs I've ever seen. Last but not least, I'm an insurance adjuster and I have seen those generic filters fail, flooding people's kitchens so take that into account as well. As much as it pains me to say this, just suck it up and pay the premium for the original GE for the peace of mind and knowing you're getting better filtration.