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Contact Alkaline WorldAlkanatur Renter’s Starter Pack
A convenient Alkanatur jug-based pack for everyday drinking water at home or in a rental. The jug works without plumbing or electricity, so it is easy to take with you when you move.
- Natural mineral-based alkalising: the cartridge adds magnesium as water passes through; no electricity is needed.
- Filter capacity: up to 400 litres per cartridge, with replacement according to usage and the manufacturer’s time limit.
- Designed for potable tap water: a reusable jug with replaceable filters and no permanent installation.
- Published evidence: access the UNE testing certificate and university and laboratory reports below.
What’s included
- Alkanatur Jug
- Four Alkanatur filter cartridges
- BPA-free water bottle
- pH test strips and water pH test drops
CERTIFICATE & LABORATORY DOCUMENTS
UNE 149101:2025 testing certificate
Dr. Oliver Rodés Laboratory issued certificate 25101 for the Alkanatur Pitcher, batch 7/25. It states that water dispensed by the tested equipment complies with UNE 149101:2025, the Spanish standard for the suitability of drinking-water treatment equipment used inside buildings.
Issued: 13 October 2025
Validity stated on the certificate: until 13 October 2028
Download UNE 149101:2025 certificate & report (PDF)
English reference translation, with the accompanying laboratory report. The officially issued certificate is in Spanish. View the Spanish original.
This documentation relates to the Alkanatur Jug filtration system in this pack. It does not certify other products or accessories in the bundle.
Understanding the certificate and report references
UNE 149101:2025 concerns equipment suitability. It is different from NSF/ANSI certification and is not a guarantee of a particular contaminant-removal percentage.
The October certificate cites analyses 9026168 and 9026169. The accompanying August report is 4371698 / analysis 8965985. It records coliform bacteria at 60 CFU/100 mL and states that accompanying microbial flora prevented an E. coli count. These earlier results have different analysis references from the October certificate. The full file is provided so both documents can be reviewed in context. It should not be read as a statement that every result in the appendix passed or that the jug disinfects unsafe water.
What the laboratory tests measured
Alkanatur publishes water-quality, mineral and materials reports from laboratories and university research teams. The results below describe the particular samples and conditions tested; they are not guaranteed concentrations for every refill.
Filtration, magnesium and sodium
- Trihalomethanes: a University of Vigo report dated 6 March 2020 measured total trihalomethanes at 35 ppb before filtration and below 10 ppb afterwards. Chloroform changed from 26 ppb to below 5 ppb. Read the before-and-after report.
- Magnesium: University of Vigo testing on 4 October 2017 measured 3 mg/L in tap water and 18 mg/L after the Alkanatur filter. This is the measured final concentration in that test. Read the magnesium report.
- Sodium: a separate University of Vigo test dated 22 March 2017 measured 6.6 mg/L both before and after filtration, showing no sodium increase in that sample. Read the sodium report.
pH, alkalinity and water chemistry — University of Almería, 2019
A University of Almería research team tested three source waters before and after filtration. The filtered samples had pH values of 9.32, 9.45 and 9.73, and increased acid-buffering capacity. The report also measured oxidation-reduction potential (ORP).
pH describes how acidic or alkaline the water is; buffering capacity describes its resistance to added acid. These are measurements of the water and do not establish effects on body pH or treatment of disease. Results depend on the source water and test conditions.
Health-quality certificate — National Institute of Public Health PZH, 2025
Poland’s National Institute of Public Health PZH issued certificate F.FB.60412.60.2025 for the Alkanatur Drops pitcher, cartridge and water-bottle set. It addresses health safety when the declared product is used as intended.
Issued: 5 August 2025. Stated validity: until 4 August 2028. The certificate expressly excludes filtration-performance characteristics and depends on the declared composition and manufacturing process remaining unchanged.
Plastic migration testing — Dr. Oliver Rodés Laboratory, 2021
Report 296928 examined migration of selected substances from materials in contact with water under Regulation (EU) 10/2011. In the tested sample, bisphenol A (BPA) was reported below 0.00005 mg/kg. The report also lists phthalates and other organic compounds, with their individual results and reference limits.
This is a laboratory report on the tested sample, rather than a claim that every possible substance is absent.
Food-contact materials — Institute of Ceramics of Galicia, 2016
The certificate signed on 29 August 2016 by Francisco Guitián Rivera, Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela and Director of the Institute of Ceramics of Galicia, records manufacturers’ food-contact suitability certificates for the jug and filter materials. It also reports favourable findings for the pitchers examined by the institute.
Hormone-activity screening — ibs.GRANADA, 2017
Report 120717P assessed water kept in the pitcher using laboratory cell assays for oestrogenic, anti-oestrogenic, androgenic and anti-androgenic activity. The tested samples showed responses comparable to the relevant controls under the study conditions.
The findings apply to those specific laboratory assays; they are not a clinical health-benefit claim.
Historical water analysis — Dr. Oliver Rodés Laboratory, 2021
Report 296832 contains chemical and microbiological results for an Alkanatur water sample collected in October 2021. The accompanying statement assessed the sample under the Spanish drinking-water requirements applicable at the time, within the scope and exclusions stated in that document.
Download the full 2021 water analysis (PDF)
Download the laboratory’s statement of test (PDF)
Manufacturer’s materials declaration — Alkanatur, 2017
Alkanatur’s declaration dated 23 February 2017 describes the raw materials and additives used in its pitchers and filters, including its declarations concerning BPA and phthalates. This is a manufacturer declaration, separate from the independent laboratory reports above.
How to interpret filtration results
A result shown as “below” or with a < sign is below the laboratory’s stated reporting threshold. It does not mean zero. Measuring filtered water alone cannot establish how much of a substance the filter removed; that requires comparable input and output measurements.
The downloadable reports identify the tested samples, dates, methods and limitations. Water quality, cartridge age, use and maintenance can affect performance. The certificate covers the named jug system; it does not separately certify every replacement cartridge, accessory or colour.
Documents are supplied by Alkanatur. Where marked, English PDFs are reference translations of the originals. View Alkanatur’s complete certificates page.
Getting started and looking after your filter
- Wash the jug, lid and reservoir with mild soapy water and rinse well.
- Submerge the new cartridge with its small outlet hole facing upwards until the air bubbles stop, usually around 20 minutes.
- Support the reservoir on a firm surface outside the clear jug. Fit the cartridge with the grille upwards and outlet downwards; do not force it into an unsupported reservoir.
- Run three full reservoir fills through the cartridge and discard that water. Start drinking from the fourth fill.
Clean the jug weekly. Rinse the cartridge with water only. Replace after 400 litres, typically around 3 months; the manufacturer specifies a maximum of 5 months, whichever limit comes first. Follow the instructions supplied with your cartridge.
Use potable drinking water only. The jug is not a disinfecting system for untreated or microbiologically unsafe water.
Read the manufacturer’s full care instructions · Watch the filter setup video
