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Hi gkbt, After doing so much research on alkaline/ionised reduced water, I was so very close in getting a jupiter alphion MX when i come across this interesting article: www.waterfyi.com/alkaline-water/ionized-water/orp-ph-and-hydrogen/ and started reading on "hydrogen water". Granted, the ORP of those ceramic balls can only go down to -250 mv max (not as negative as those performed by electrolysis). But it's interesting to see that they are able to get high ph and low ORP without electrolysis involved. The FAQs section of biocera website does provide quite a bit of information. Apart from the alkaline jug, they do have alkaline filter that can be used in conjunction with a RO system (again, this is not an electrolysis process). What's your take on this? I took the plunge to get the alkaline water jug as i need to replace my water bottle in the office anyway.

Interesting. I thought those expensive alkaline water range would have a very advanced filter technology to capture both chlorine & rust since these are the basic components that need to be captured? On a side note, the jupiter Venus seems reasonably priced at S$1500+.

Hi gkbt, First of all, thanks a lot for sharing your experience in alkaline water system. It took me more than 1 hour to read and digest everything from page 1 to 9! I am looking at the Vesta, probably the 7 plates. You were saying something about it being touted in the US. I'm just wondering, are they exactly identical: Samsung Vesta (US) vs. Vesta (Singapore) or will there be a slight derivation? What about the panasonic 5 plates TK-7585, any thoughts on this one? It seems pretty cheap in Malaysia, RM 3,500 (~S$1367). Came across this comparison site, which is really useful, It even tells you which one is "medical device approved" and also factory/product certifications.