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Mayor, l have a follow-up to my previous e-mail, We were able to obtain canfirmation from DHHS that Brita filter: “Brita Faucet Filtration System SAFF-100" is NSF certified for the rernovail of lead. Please see the information below that | received to substantiate this | hightighted the portion relevant to Lead. NSF/ANSI 53 Drinking Water Treatment Units - Health Effects The Brita Products Company 1221 Broadway Oakland, CA 94612 United States 800-24-BRIFA Facility : #1 Brampton, Ontario, Canada Replacement Service Cycle Flow Rate Brand Name / Trade Name / Model Element (gallons) (gpm) Claim Faucet Mount Brita Faucet Filtration System SAFF-100 FR-200 100(1} 58 2,4-D Reduction Asbestos Reduction Alachlor Reduction Atrazine Reduction Benzene Reduction Carbofuran Reduction Carbon Tetrachloride Reduction Chlordane Reduction Chlorabenzene Reduction Endrin Reduction Ethylbenzene Reduction Lead Reduction xxxEND_PAGE:deq24_b131_0347_0353_1 Lindane Reduction Methoxychior Reduction O-Dichlorobenzene Reduction Sirnazine Reduction Styrene Reduction Tetrachloroethylene Reduction Toluene Reduction Toxaphene Reduction Trichtorcethylene Reduction Trihaiomethanes (TTHM} Reduction Turbidity Reduction YOC Reduction Thank you George

Please see the screenshot from Amy Hovey. Which filter distribution is this referring to? Who is distributing Brita filters that are not certified for lead? We made a clear statement on Saturday that the PUR faucet filters were NSF certified and on the list also recommended by Dr. Edwards. Please fill me in. Thanks Date: Te, Oct 6, 2015 at 5: 14PM