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The filter is not a purifier itself, but a conditioning cartridge designed to work with water that has already been filtered. It contains special bioceramic balls that activate the water as it passes through. This process involves the following key components and steps: Mineral ceramic balls: The main ingredient in the filter is Biocera Ceramic Balls, certified by NSF International for their material requirements. As water flows over these ceramic spheres, they dissolve and release essential alkaline minerals such as calcium, potassium, sodium, and magnesium.Raising pH: The addition of these alkaline minerals increases the pH level of the water, typically to a range of 8.5–9.0, turning acidic, demineralized water from an RO system into healthier, mineral-rich water.Lowering ORP: The filter lowers the water's Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP), which gives it antioxidant properties and helps neutralize harmful free radicals.Molecular restructuring: The filter creates "micro-clustered" water molecules that are smaller and more easily absorbed by the body, improving hydration at a cellular level.Improved taste: Besides its health-related functions, the bioceramic balls and activated carbon (in some versions) also remove odors and improve the overall taste of the water.