AquaTru Shower (ATSH01)

Checked against its certification listings: what they cover, what the maker claims, and what it costs over five years.

Shower

Listings checked Oct. 16, 2026

Certified to

NSF/ANSI 177IAPMO listingchecked Oct. 16, 2026

Certified for: Chlorine

Maker’s list price

$149

as of Oct. 16, 2026

Each replacement, at list price

Replacement shower filter (ATSH01-F): $40

Five years, 40 gallons of showers a day

$1,587

2.2¢ per gallon

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What the listings say

Standard	Certifier	Claims	Listing
NSF/ANSI 177	IAPMO	Free Available Chlorine	Read the listing checked Oct. 16, 2026

Certified for, and claimed

Certified, by a listing

Chlorine

Claimed by the maker only

chloramine
heavy metals
sediment
odors

What it costs over five years

40 gallons of showers a day, EPA WaterSense’s figure for the average family, all through this one shower. Installation not included.

Item	Replaced	Count	Amount
System, with first media	—	1	$149
Replacement shower filter (ATSH01-F)	Every 50 daysgallon rating runs out first	36	$1,438

Five-year total$1,587

Per gallon2.2¢

Run it for your household

Worth knowing

IAPMO lists four models, ATSH01 to ATSH04, all with the ATSH01-F filter, certified for 2,000 gallons at 1.55 gallons a minute. AquaTru gives no gallon rating and says a filter lasts about 90 days, so the 2,000 gallons IAPMO certifies are recorded with the 90 days; at a family’s showering, the gallons run out first. AquaTru says the filter also reduces chloramine; NSF/ANSI 177 has no chloramine claim, so that rests on AquaTru alone.

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