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1. Dissolved solids, heavy metals, nitrate, fluoride, arsenic, bacteria, viruses
2. Bacteria, viruses, cysts, protozoa
3. Sediment, some bacteria (via activated carbon)
4. Bacteria, cysts, suspended particles

The practical reality for India: over 60% of Indian households receive water with TDS above 300 ppm. If that’s you, RO+UV is the minimum recommended setup. UV-only and gravity purifiers simply cannot handle the dissolved contaminant load that most Indian water sources carry.

The best modern purifiers combine multiple technologies — RO for dissolved solids, UV for microbial safety, and UF as an additional physical barrier — into a single multi-stage system. This layered approach ensures that no single point of failure compromises your water safety.

This is the single most underrated spec. Most purifiers in India deliver 12-20 litres per hour. For a family of four using water for drinking, cooking, rinsing vegetables, and making chai, that’s barely enough. During morning and evening peaks, you’ll find the tank empty and the purifier struggling to keep up. We looked for 40+ LPH as the threshold for hassle-free daily use.

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