Description
Six complete 3-stage refills in one box — sediment, GAC, and carbon block, eighteen cartridges total. Years of whole-house filtration bought at once, at about $16.50 per set.
What’s in the box
18 cartridges — 6 complete 3-stage sets (6 of each cartridge below).
What it does
This is a bulk refill for a 3-stage slim (10″×2.5″) filtration system — six complete sets in one box, so you buy years of filtration at once and never scramble for a replacement. Each set has three matched stages: sediment catches the grit, GAC handles the bulk of chlorine, taste, odor, and VOCs at high flow, and the carbon block gives a final fine polish before water reaches your home.
How long does six sets last? At the typical 6–12 month replacement interval, six sets cover roughly 3 years if you change every 6 months, and up to 6 years if you change annually — so think of it as a multi-year supply rather than a fixed number. Dirtier water shortens it; clean municipal water stretches it.
The value is in the volume: at $99 for six sets, that’s about $16.50 per set versus buying them one at a time. All cartridges fit standard 10″ × 2.5″ housings — the same size used in most under-sink RO and slim whole-house systems with a 3/4″ port.
Key benefits
- ✓ Six complete 3-stage sets — a multi-year supply in one box
- ✓ Best per-set value — about $16.50/set vs buying singly
- ✓ Removes sediment, rust & scale particles (Stage 1)
- ✓ Double carbon — bulk GAC + fine-polish block reduce chlorine, taste, odor & VOCs
- ✓ Never run out — no last-minute reorders
- ✓ Fits standard 10″×2.5″ under-sink RO & slim whole-house systems
Specifications
Helps reduce
What this set targets — and what it isn’t built for.
Rust & scale particles
Chlorine
Bad taste & odor
Organic chemicals (VOCs)
Chloramine
Iron / H₂S
Hardness / dissolved solids
Is this the right pack for you?
Good to know before you buy
Confirm your housing size first. These are slim 10″×2.5″ cartridges (9⅞″ × 2.5″). If your housings are the wider Big Blue 10″×4.5″, this set won’t seal — you’d want the Big Blue 3-stage set instead.
Install in flow order. Sediment first (inlet side), GAC second, carbon block third. Out of order, the carbon stages clog with grit and wear out early.
On chloramine? This isn’t the set. Standard GAC and carbon block reduce chlorine well but not chloramine — that needs catalytic carbon. If your city uses chloramine (its annual water report will say), choose a catalytic-carbon set.
Store the spares cool and dry. Keep unused cartridges sealed in their wrap, out of sunlight, until it’s their turn — carbon cartridges especially keep best unopened.
Flush on each change. Run water to drain a few minutes after installing new carbon — it releases harmless fines at first.



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