Water Filter Pitchers & Dispensers
Culligan with ZeroWater Technology pitchers and dispensers use 5-stage filtration certified to reduce lead and Total PFAS (forever chemicals). Culligan with MaxClear Technology gravity systems add more capacity with no plumbing or power.
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Pitchers
Certified to reduce 5x more contaminants than the leading filter. Space-saving design.
Dispensers
Certified to filter Total PFAS, lead and nitrates. Capacity that keeps up with your family.
Stay fully stocked
Keep replacement filters on deck for uninterrupted hydration.
Gravity Countertop Systems
The only gravity filter certified to reduce microplastics, lead and Total PFAS (forever chemicals). Crafted to complement any space.
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MaxClear TechnologyScout 2.25 Gallon Gravity Countertop System
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MaxClear TechnologyVenture 3 Gallon Gravity Countertop System
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Never-ending hydration
Stock up on replacement filters to keep your water fresh and flowing.
How to choose a water filter pitcher
Start with how much water your household drinks, then check what the filter is certified to reduce.
Size it to your household
The 7 Cup Pitcher fits in a fridge door and the 10 Cup and 12 Cup Pitchers fit most fridge shelves. If you refill more than a couple of times a day, a dispenser saves trips: the 22 Cup and 32 Cup Dispensers sit on a shelf, and the 40 Cup Glass Dispenser is made for the counter. For bigger households, Culligan with MaxClear Technology gravity systems hold 2.25 gallons (Scout, 1 to 3 people) or 3 gallons (Venture, 4 or more).
Check what it is certified to reduce
Many basic pitcher filters are certified for chlorine and taste only. Culligan with ZeroWater Technology pitchers and dispensers are IAPMO certified to reduce lead, Total PFAS and fluoride, along with other contaminants. Culligan with MaxClear Technology gravity systems are certified to reduce microplastics, lead and Total PFAS. See the full list on our certified performance page.
Plan for filter changes
Every Culligan with ZeroWater Technology pitcher and dispenser includes a TDS meter. When it reads 006, it is time for a new filter, usually around 20 gallons depending on your tap water. Subscribe & Save sends replacement filters on a schedule so you do not run out.
Want the full breakdown? Read our water filter pitcher guide or see how we compare to Brita.
Water filter pitcher FAQs
It depends on what the filter is certified to reduce, so check the certification rather than the box. Culligan with ZeroWater Technology pitchers are IAPMO certified to reduce lead, Total PFAS and fluoride, along with other contaminants. Their 5-stage filtration also removes 99.9% of total dissolved solids, which the included TDS meter lets you check at home.
A pitcher is easier to pour and fits in the fridge door or on a shelf. A dispenser holds 22 to 40 cups and pours from a spigot, so it suits families and anyone who fills water bottles every day. Both use the same filter.
Change it when the TDS meter reads 006, usually around 20 gallons for Culligan with ZeroWater Technology filters. Harder tap water uses filters up faster. Our guide on when to change your filter goes through it step by step.
Our glass option is the 40 Cup Glass Dispenser, which uses the same 5-stage filter as our pitchers.
Culligan with ZeroWater Technology is certified to filter 5x more contaminants than Brita's standard filter, including lead, Total PFAS, and nitrates. See the side-by-side comparison.
A gravity system is a larger countertop unit with an upper chamber that filters into a lower one, with no plumbing or power. Culligan with MaxClear Technology systems hold 2.25 or 3 gallons and are certified to reduce microplastics, lead and Total PFAS.