Even treated tap water can still contain chemicals, chlorine, and microplastics - every glass matters for your health.
The Contaminants You Can’t See, But Shouldn’t Ignore
Every glass of water could be carrying more than you think — chlorine, lead, pesticides, microplastics, even PFAs. Protecting your family starts with knowing what’s really in your tap.
Enjoy fresher, better tasting water
Protect your family from harmful impurities
BEFORE
AFTER
Check Contaminants For Your Postcode
The Hidden Dangers In Every Glass
Even clear water can hide harmful contaminants — from microplastics and pesticides to heavy metals and “forever chemicals.” These invisible intruders can affect your health, your home, and your peace of mind.
Improve your water’s safety and taste
Target and remove harmful impurities
Protect your family with our Pristine Essentials System, a trusted 3-stage whole-home filter designed to remove chlorine, rust, dirt, and over 96+ contaminants. Enjoy cleaner, fresher water from every tap - better taste, softer showers, and the everyday peace of mind your family deserves.
Removes rust, dirt and other particles
Reduces chlorine and organic compounds
Targets any remaining contaminants
Looking for the ultimate protection?
Check out our 6 Stage Reverse Osmosis System.
The Price Of A Bottle A Day - Minus The Plastic
For the cost of a daily bottled water habit, you can invest in a cleaner, more sustainable water solution for your home.
Make water filtration fit your budget
Tailor your repayment to suit your needs
Get approved and start enjoying pure water
Is A System Cheaper Than A Bottle A Day?
*Finance example based on a 36-month Brighte plan. The repayment shown is the base monthly amount and excludes Brighte’s $75 establishment fee and $2.50 weekly account fee. Actual repayments may vary. Finance provided by Brighte, subject to approval.*
Delivery Included – Sunshine Coast. Outside the Sunshine Coast, delivery can be arranged; any additional costs will be discussed and confirmed before your order is finalised.
