So next time someone brags about their “high-end water filter,” you can casually drop the fact that a reverse osmosis membrane has pores of 0.0001 microns. Watch their eyes glaze over. That’s the sweet spot of being a science snob.
When you drink RO water, you are drinking the result of extreme prejudice. Only the most nimble, smallest molecules pass. Consider it the Harvard of water filtration—it rejects 95% of applications. And frankly, your water is better for it.
Now go forth, drink that suspiciously clean water, and remember: size matters. Especially when it’s 0.0001 microns. Cheers.
