iSpring RCC7Under-sink reverse osmosis · product record

Certified to

58
Maker’s list price
$231
Five years
$1,100
Water to drain
1:3 filtered to waste (with tank)

Listings checked Oct. 4, 2026.

What the listings say

Certified for, and claimed

Certified, by a listing

  • TDS Reduction

The listing’s own wording. None of these is a claim for one of the contaminants TapBuff tracks.

Claimed by the maker only

None recorded.

Certification claims we could not find on a listing

  • Maker's product page address calls the RCC7 WQA certified; no WQA listing for iSpring found Oct. 4, 2026.

What it costs over five years

Household of 3, 3 gallons a day of drinking and cooking water. Installation not included.

ItemReplacedCountAmount
System, with first media—1$231
Sediment filter (FP15)Every 6 monthsmonth rating9$171
GAC carbon filter (FG15)Every 6 monthsmonth rating9$225
Carbon block filter (FC15)Every 6 monthsmonth rating9$198
Post carbon filter (FT15)Every 6 monthsmonth rating9$189
RO membrane (MC7)Every 2 yearsmonth rating2$86

Five-year total$1,100

Per gallon20¢

Run it for your household

Worth knowing

NSF lists the RCC7 for TDS reduction only; the maker says the same. Separate NSF entries for the RCC7-BN and RCC7-BLK add lead, fluoride and other claims, so check the model on the box. The maker gives 6 to 12 months for the four carbon and sediment filters and 2 to 3 years for the membrane; the shorter figures are recorded.

From here

  1. Run it for your household

    The five-year cost at your own household size and daily use.

  2. NSF/ANSI 58, decoded

    What a NSF/ANSI 58 listing does and does not promise.

  3. Every filter, checked

    Side by side, with five-year costs.