Home Water Delivery -- BPA worries

[Anonymous]

I think reverse osmosis removes the most contaminants of any process. I do not know if it removes pharma, and the folks (scientists/docs) I talked to were also unsure -- there has been v little research on pharma in water and it's a really broad category. I asked this very question - the answer was: it depends on what pharma are in the water, and in what concentration (re: whether it could be removed by any process and whether it's safe). Sounded like a big "jury's still out" altho of course I understand wanting to go with safety for our kids over not wasting water.

[Anonymous]

sorry must be signed out, that was surelyyounest response to pp about reverse osmosis

[Anonymous]

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8VADOP80&show_article=1

http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS157799+24-Mar-2008+BW20080324

Removing pharmaceutical drugs from drinking water is quick, safe,
easy and inexpensive by installing one of several Reverse Osmosis

[Anonymous]

I am bumping this for someone who posted the same thing in General Parenting.