Mountain Pure Water · Sentry H2O
The water your family drinks shouldn't be a guess.
Independent labs tested it. We match your home to the Sentry H2O system that fixes what they found — so you never second-guess the tap again.
- Independent, EPA-certified labs
- German-engineered filtration media
- Minerals kept in, not stripped out
- Matched to your water in 60 seconds
Alive vs. stripped
Clean water that's still alive.
Reverse osmosis strips water down to something flat and lifeless. Sentry H2O doesn't just filter — it keeps the minerals, lifts the pH, and adds oxygen back.
- Filtered
- Alkalized
- Oxygenated
Catalytic carbon takes out what shouldn’t be there and leaves the rest — then the ToxyGuard stage is designed to add oxygen back. Filtered, alkalized and oxygenated, not stripped and killed like reverse-osmosis water.
No drain line, no wastewater. A typical reverse-osmosis system pours 3 to 5 gallons down the drain for every gallon it makes. Sentry H2O wastes none.
The AlkaGuard stage is designed to add calcium and magnesium back and gently lift the pH — for a smoother, mineral-rich taste.
Alive means filtered, mineral-rich, oxygenated and better-tasting — a taste-and-character difference, not a health claim.
There's a health angle, too: the World Health Organization's own research documents what stripping the minerals out can mean for people who rely on demineralized water long-term. Not a scare story — just worth knowing. See what the evidence actually shows.
Waste figure reflects typical reverse-osmosis systems. Source: U.S. EPA WaterSense, reverse osmosis efficiency guidance.
Real customers, real water
Real homes, real water
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Verified reviews of Sentry H2O systems, independently collected by Judge.me.
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What's really in your water?
"Treated" and "legal" don't mean what most people think. Start with the public data — then see how your own city measures up.
- 45%
- of U.S. tap water carries at least one PFAS "forever chemical." USGS national study, 2023
- 2.1B
- people worldwide still lack safely managed drinking water. WHO / UNICEF, 2025
- ~4M
- lead service lines still feed U.S. homes. EPA lead service line inventory, 2024
City contaminant overview
detected
16 exceed EWG’s health guidelines
and more across the Salt Lake City system
360,654 people served · EWG Tap Water Database
See the full reportCity contaminant overview
detected
9 exceed EWG’s health guidelines
and more across the Los Angeles system
~4 million people served · EWG Tap Water Database
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detected
6 exceed EWG’s health guidelines
and more across the New York City system
~9.5 million people served · EWG Tap Water Database
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detected
8 exceed EWG’s health guidelines
and more across the Phoenix system
~1.7 million people served · EWG Tap Water Database
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detected
17 exceed EWG’s health guidelines
and more across the Las Vegas system
~1.5 million people served · EWG Tap Water Database
See the full reportBased on the EWG Tap Water Database, by water utility, plus each system's Consumer Confidence Report. Numbers vary by ZIP code, water system, and reporting period. EWG health guidelines are science-based benchmarks — not enforceable legal limits. A utility can fully comply with the law and still exceed them.
Measured, not promised
Up to
99.93%
less PFAS in your water — measured before and after by an independent lab.
PFAS are "forever chemicals" — they don't break down, and they build up in your body over years of drinking them. The EPA and ATSDR link long-term PFAS exposure to a higher risk of:
- Kidney and testicular cancer
- Liver damage and higher cholesterol
- A weaker immune response — including reduced vaccine protection
- Thyroid disruption
- Developmental effects in infants and children
Across the forever chemicals the lab could quantify before and after the Sentry H2O under-sink system, reductions ran 97.44% to 99.93% — and most PFAS dropped to non-detect.
What PFAS does to your body
Legal is not the same as safe
400×+
Salt Lake City's tap water passes every legal test. One PFAS "forever chemical" still measures over 400 times the health guideline.
Legal limits are compliance lines — many written decades ago around cost. Health guidelines are the stricter, science-based benchmarks families actually care about.
Legal on every count. Still 8× to 404× over the health guidelines, across seven contaminants.
The good stuff stays
Minerals kept in — not stripped out.
Reverse osmosis blasts water through a membrane until almost nothing is left. The AlkaGuard stage is designed to add calcium and magnesium back and gently lift the pH — lab-tested 6.83 → 8.21.
And upstream, the ToxyGuard stage adds oxygen back. So your water isn't just filtered and alkalized — it's oxygenated: alive, not stripped.
Calcium contributes to the maintenance of normal bones.²
Magnesium contributes to normal muscle function.³
Nutrient statements for the minerals AlkaGuard is designed to add back — not a claim about this product.
pH 6.83 → 8.21 · independently lab-tested (under-sink, Tempe)
Beyond your glass
Every filtered glass is a bottle that never gets made.
~0
single-use bottles a family of four can skip every year with filtered water on tap.
9%
of all plastic ever made has been recycled
OECD, 2022
~80%
still sits in a landfill or the environment
Science Advances, 2017
1M
plastic bottles bought every minute, worldwide
Euromonitor / The Guardian
Bottle count estimated from ~156–167 bottles per person a year (industry compilations) — yours depends on what you buy today. Plastic figures describe global plastic waste broadly; sources on file.
Why it's worth it
The difference you feel at home
A Sentry H2O system isn't a spec sheet. It's how your morning coffee tastes, how your skin feels, and never wondering what's in the glass your family reaches for.
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Water that tastes alive
Filtered, remineralized and oxygenated — crisp and full, never the flat, stripped taste of reverse-osmosis water.
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Softer skin and hair
Filter the shower where chlorine hits skin and hair every day, and feel the difference within the first week.
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Better coffee, by the numbers
Minerals kept in the SCA’s 75–250 ppm sweet spot pull fuller, more balanced flavor from every cup.¹
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Goodbye, plastic bottles
Bottled-quality water on tap — better for your wallet and the planet.
Hard water & scale
The scale hard water leaves is wearing your home down.
Hard water carries dissolved calcium and magnesium. When it heats or dries, those minerals fall out and harden into scale — the white crust on a showerhead is just the part you can see. The expensive part builds up unseen, inside pipes, the water heater and every appliance on the line.
The difference hard-water scale makes on one fixture. Salt-free scale control treats water at the point of entry so deposits like this never get the chance to build — it's prevention at the source, not a descaling scrub.
- Water heaters work harder Scale insulates the heating element, so the heater burns more energy and wears out sooner.
- Appliances age faster Dishwashers, ice makers and coffee lines all run mineral-laden water day after day.
- Fixtures crust and spot The white film on showerheads and faucets is the scale you can see — the rest builds up unseen.
- More soap, less clean Hard-water minerals fight your soap, so shampoo, detergent and dish soap all go further to do less.
- Skin and hair never feel rinsed That tight, filmy after-shower feeling is a classic hard-water complaint.
Salt-free scale control changes that. The Sentry H2O whole-home system treats water where it enters your house — managing the minerals before they harden onto your pipes, water heater and fixtures, without the brine tank or bags of salt a traditional softener needs.
But the right fix starts with knowing your numbers. Find out exactly what's in your water first.
Get a free water testCurious what it all adds up to? Read what hard water really costs your home →
Know your water
What's really in your tap water?
Enter your ZIP and see the contaminants found in your local supply — with the EPA legal limit, the stricter health guideline, and how far over it runs. No leaving the page.
Salt Lake City, UT · Salt Lake City Dept. of Public Utilities
Showing the nearest verified system in our data.
0
contaminants detected
0
over health guidelines
0
EPA legal violations
Legal on paper — zero EPA violations — yet 16 contaminants exceed the stricter, science-based health guidelines. That gap is exactly what a home filter is for.
| Contaminant | Your area | EPA legal limit | Health guideline | Over guideline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haloacetic acids (HAA9) | 34.9 ppb | No federal limit | 0.06 ppb | 582× over |
| Haloacetic acids (HAA5) | 32 ppb | 60 ppb | 0.1 ppb | 324× over |
| Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs) | 40 ppb | 80 ppb | 0.15 ppb | 223× over |
| Arsenic | 0.96 ppb | 10 ppb | 0.004 ppb | 109× over |
| Chromium-6 | 0.44 ppb | 100 ppb (total Cr) | 0.02 ppb | 22× over |
| Nitrate | 1.62 ppm | 10 ppm | 0.14 ppm | 12× over |
- Your area
- 34.9 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- No federal limit
- Health guideline
- 0.06 ppb
- Your area
- 32 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 60 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.1 ppb
- Your area
- 40 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 80 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.15 ppb
- Your area
- 0.96 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 10 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.004 ppb
- Your area
- 0.44 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 100 ppb (total Cr)
- Health guideline
- 0.02 ppb
- Your area
- 1.62 ppm
- EPA legal limit
- 10 ppm
- Health guideline
- 0.14 ppm
Source: EWG Tap Water Database + Salt Lake City 2025 Consumer Confidence Report (PWSID UTAH18026), data 2021–2025. EWG health guidelines are science-based advocacy benchmarks, not legal limits — a utility can fully comply with EPA law while exceeding them. Educational only; not a claim about your specific address or a health-outcome claim.
These are the exact contaminants a whole-home Sentry H2O system targets.
City or well — both whole-home options include the under-sink drinking unit.
Los Angeles, CA · LA Dept of Water and Power (LADWP)
Showing the nearest verified system in our data.
0
contaminants detected
0
over health guidelines
0
EPA legal violations
Legal on paper — zero EPA violations — yet 9 contaminants exceed the stricter, science-based health guidelines. That gap is exactly what a home filter is for.
| Contaminant | Your area | EPA legal limit | Health guideline | Over guideline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arsenic | ~2 ppb | 10 ppb | 0.004 ppb | 500× over |
| Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs) | ~65 ppb | 80 ppb | 0.15 ppb | 433× over |
| Haloacetic acids (HAA5) | ~35 ppb | 60 ppb | 0.1 ppb | 350× over |
| Chromium-6 | ~0.24 ppb | No federal limit | 0.02 ppb | 12× over |
| Nitrate | ~1.7 ppm | 10 ppm | 0.14 ppm | 12× over |
- Your area
- ~2 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 10 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.004 ppb
- Your area
- ~65 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 80 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.15 ppb
- Your area
- ~35 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 60 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.1 ppb
- Your area
- ~0.24 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- No federal limit
- Health guideline
- 0.02 ppb
- Your area
- ~1.7 ppm
- EPA legal limit
- 10 ppm
- Health guideline
- 0.14 ppm
Source: EWG Tap Water Database + LADWP 2024 Water Quality Report (PWSID CA1910067), data 2021–2024. EWG health guidelines are science-based advocacy benchmarks, not legal limits — a utility can fully comply with EPA law while exceeding them. Educational only; not a claim about your specific address or a health-outcome claim.
These are the exact contaminants a whole-home Sentry H2O system targets.
City or well — both whole-home options include the under-sink drinking unit.
New York City, NY · NYC Dept of Environmental Protection
Showing the nearest verified system in our data.
0
contaminants detected
0
over health guidelines
0
EPA legal violations
Legal on paper — zero EPA violations — yet 6 contaminants exceed the stricter, science-based health guidelines. That gap is exactly what a home filter is for.
| Contaminant | Your area | EPA legal limit | Health guideline | Over guideline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haloacetic acids (HAA5) | ~65 ppb | 60 ppb | 0.1 ppb | 650× over |
| Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs) | ~56 ppb | 80 ppb | 0.15 ppb | 373× over |
- Your area
- ~65 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 60 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.1 ppb
- Your area
- ~56 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 80 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.15 ppb
Source: EWG Tap Water Database + NYC DEP 2024 Drinking Water Supply & Quality Report (PWSID NY7003493), data 2021–2024. EWG health guidelines are science-based advocacy benchmarks, not legal limits — a utility can fully comply with EPA law while exceeding them. Educational only; not a claim about your specific address or a health-outcome claim.
These are the exact contaminants a whole-home Sentry H2O system targets.
City or well — both whole-home options include the under-sink drinking unit.
Phoenix, AZ · City of Phoenix Water Services Dept.
Showing the nearest verified system in our data.
0
contaminants detected
0
over health guidelines
0
EPA legal violations
Legal on paper — zero EPA violations — yet 8 contaminants exceed the stricter, science-based health guidelines. That gap is exactly what a home filter is for.
| Contaminant | Your area | EPA legal limit | Health guideline | Over guideline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arsenic | 4.1 ppb | 10 ppb | 0.004 ppb | 1026× over |
| Chromium-6 | 0.41 ppb | No federal limit | 0.02 ppb | 20× over |
| Chlorite | 131 ppb | 1,000 ppb | 50 ppb | 3× over |
- Your area
- 4.1 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 10 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.004 ppb
- Your area
- 0.41 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- No federal limit
- Health guideline
- 0.02 ppb
- Your area
- 131 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 1,000 ppb
- Health guideline
- 50 ppb
Source: EWG Tap Water Database + City of Phoenix Water Quality Report (PWSID AZ0407025), data 2021–2024. EWG health guidelines are science-based advocacy benchmarks, not legal limits — a utility can fully comply with EPA law while exceeding them. Educational only; not a claim about your specific address or a health-outcome claim.
These are the exact contaminants a whole-home Sentry H2O system targets.
City or well — both whole-home options include the under-sink drinking unit.
Las Vegas, NV · Las Vegas Valley Water District
Showing the nearest verified system in our data.
0
contaminants detected
0
over health guidelines
0
EPA legal violations
Legal on paper — zero EPA violations — yet 17 contaminants exceed the stricter, science-based health guidelines. That gap is exactly what a home filter is for.
| Contaminant | Your area | EPA legal limit | Health guideline | Over guideline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs) | 77 ppb | 80 ppb | 0.15 ppb | 513× over |
| Arsenic | ~2 ppb | 10 ppb | 0.004 ppb | 500× over |
| Haloacetic acids (HAA5) | 42 ppb | 60 ppb | 0.1 ppb | 420× over |
- Your area
- 77 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 80 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.15 ppb
- Your area
- ~2 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 10 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.004 ppb
- Your area
- 42 ppb
- EPA legal limit
- 60 ppb
- Health guideline
- 0.1 ppb
Source: EWG Tap Water Database + LVVWD 2024 Water Quality Report (PWSID NV0000090), data 2021–2024. EWG health guidelines are science-based advocacy benchmarks, not legal limits — a utility can fully comply with EPA law while exceeding them. Educational only; not a claim about your specific address or a health-outcome claim.
These are the exact contaminants a whole-home Sentry H2O system targets.
City or well — both whole-home options include the under-sink drinking unit.
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- 1. Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) Golden Cup Standard — recommended brewing water 75–250 ppm total dissolved solids. Taste is subjective and varies by coffee and roast.
- 2. Calcium contributes to the maintenance of normal bones — EU Commission Regulation (EU) 432/2012, EFSA-approved nutrient claim.
- 3. Magnesium contributes to normal muscle function — EU Commission Regulation (EU) 432/2012, EFSA-approved nutrient claim.