Hello Will & Annie,
Thanks very much for the kind words!

Yes, the Brita Marell isn’t a great product. I’m not familiar with Imagic, although I am wondering if you meant Enagic and autocorrect changed what you typed to Imagic? If that’s not the case please feel free to respond to this comment with a link so I can learn about this brand.

Unfortunately, I am also not familiar with Ionza. I was able to search for the brand online and their product seems to be a fairly standard take on the water ionizer that makes water alkaline by raising its pH and also adds hydrogen. The primary benefit of high pH water is that it is absorbed by our bodies better than more neutral water (on the pH scale) which makes hydration of our cells more efficient. Hydrogen, on the other hand, has significant benefits that go far beyond hydration and I’d recommend getting a device that is proven to provide hydrogen-rich water. Just make sure you’re not sipping on hydrogen water and are instead gulping it down as your body needs a significant amount of it relatively quickly to put it to good use. Here in the US I recommend Tyent for a countertop device that generates hydrogen conveniently.

Hope that helps.

Thanks,
Mr Water Geek

What my wife and I are seeking is a filter system which removes the toxic Fluoride and chlorine from our town water supply.
We had purchased the Brita Marell Water Filter Jug after a friend had one and she understood that both of these chemicals were removed, which we now find is incorrect.
We also have been interested in the water ionizer with thew brand of Imagic.
Ionza is another brand which we have a family member has. I understand one is Korean and the other Japanese.
We would be grateful to hear/read if you have you done any research on either of the later two ionizer filters. with regards to fluoride and chlorine removal?

Again, BIG THANKS for your interest in water and your willingness to share your knowledge!

Kind regards,
Will & Annie
New Zealand

Hi Wilma

I did a quick Google search and it seems you may be able to find it on eSpares online.

Stay hydrated,
Luke