iSpring · Countertop reverse osmosis
iSpring RCD100: what it removes and what it costs
Model: RCD100 countertop RO with instant hot and UV; filters FPC100, MCD100, FCB100 (+ FNF100 rinseable mesh)
The iSpring RCD100 has no certifier listing for any of the contaminants we track. iSpring also claims PFAS, lead, chlorine and fluoride from lab tests that are not certification. For 2 people drinking and cooking with it, replacement filters cost about $116 a year, and it sends about 82 gallons a year to the drain.
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certified reductions we track
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filters per gallon at rated life
Price checked 2026-10-23. We may earn a commission.
What the iSpring RCD100 removes
"Certified" means a certifier (NSF, WQA, IAPMO or CSA) lists this exact product for that reduction claim; the listing is linked. "Brand test only" means iSpring cites a lab report but no certifier lists the claim. See certified vs. tested.
| Contaminant | Status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| PFAS | Brand test only | SGS (test report XMF23-008713-01, per iSpring): "PFOA" |
| Lead | Brand test only | SGS (test report XMF23-008713-01, per iSpring): "Lead" |
| Chlorine | Brand test only | SGS (test report XMF23-008713-01, per iSpring): "Chlorine" |
| Fluoride | Brand test only | SGS (test report XMF23-008713-01, per iSpring): "Fluoride" |
| Nitrate | Brand test only | SGS (test report XMF23-008713-01, per iSpring): "Nitrate" |
| TDS | Brand test only | SGS (test report XMF23-008713-01, per iSpring): "TDS" |
Not verified, either way (no certification or brand claim): Chloramine, Arsenic, Chromium 6, Mercury, Microplastics, Cysts, VOCs, Bacteria and viruses, Iron, Copper, Uranium, 1,4-dioxane.
What it costs to run
Yearly cost = replacements per year × filter price, for each filter it uses; a filter is replaced at its gallon rating or its month limit, whichever comes first, plus the water sent to the drain at an average water and sewer price. Water use: drinking and cooking water (0.28 gallons per person a day, EPA's average adult intake).
| Household | Gallons a year | Filters a year | Drain water | Total a year | Per gallon |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 person | 102 | $116 | 41 gal ($1) | $117 | 114¢ |
| 2 people | 204 | $116 | 82 gal ($2) | $118 | 58¢ |
| 4 people | 409 | $116 | 164 gal ($3) | $119 | 29¢ |
Rated production is 100 gallons a day; 2 people need about 0.56 — well within it. Colder water and lower pressure reduce actual output.
Replacement filters
| Filter | Rated life (gallons) | Rated life (months) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| FPC100 PP + CTO composite | — Source note | 6 Source note | $34.99 Source note |
| MCD100 RO membrane | — Source note | 24 Source note | $45.99 Source note |
| FCB100 post carbon | — Source note | 12 Source note | $22.99 Source note |
Specs
- Type
- Countertop reverse osmosis
- Price
- $420
Source note
No sale shown 2026-10-23 ispringfilter.com
- Installation
- None
- Rated production
- 100 gallons per day
Source note
- Pure to drain
- 2.5:1
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- Tank
- 1.3 gal
Source note
Feed water tank up to 1.3 gal; no storage after RO (tankless dispenser) ispringfilter.com
- Needs power
- Yes
- Remineralization
- No
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Common questions
What does the iSpring RCD100 remove?
The iSpring RCD100 has no certifier listing for any of the contaminants we track. iSpring also claims PFAS, lead, chlorine and fluoride from lab tests that are not certification. For 2 people drinking and cooking with it, replacement filters cost about $116 a year, and it sends about 82 gallons a year to the drain.
Does the iSpring RCD100 remove PFAS?
iSpring claims PFAS reduction from lab tests by SGS (test report XMF23-008713-01, per iSpring), but there is no certifier listing for it.
How much does the iSpring RCD100 cost to run?
About $118 a year for 2 people ($117 for 1, $119 for 4), counting replacement filters and the water sent to the drain, for drinking and cooking water (0.28 gallons per person a day, EPA's average adult intake).
Data checked 2026-10-23. 102 filters tracked.