Culligan ZeroWater 10-Cup Pitcher (ZEROP10)
The only pitcher we found with lead, Total PFAS, fluoride and nitrate on one certification listing. Its short filter life makes it costly to run.
- Water Pitcher
- Activated Carbon / Ion Exchange
Certified for 10 targets
- Eligible: current record covers it
- Not established, with the reason
✓LeadEligibleNSF/ANSI 53
CertificationIAPMO W-17155 (certificate 18874) current 2026-10-07 · NSF/ANSI 53
IAPMO W-17155, certificate 18874 (NSF/ANSI 53, Culligan ZeroWater ZEROP10) ↗CheckedChecked 2026-10-07 · recheck due 2027-01-05
?PFOANot established
CertificationNo certification record
Why notNo current check recorded. Product applicability could not be verified.
?PFOSNot established
CertificationNo certification record
Why notNo current check recorded. Product applicability could not be verified.
✓CadmiumEligibleNSF/ANSI 53
CertificationIAPMO W-17155 (certificate 18874) current 2026-10-07 · NSF/ANSI 53
IAPMO W-17155, certificate 18874 (NSF/ANSI 53, Culligan ZeroWater ZEROP10) ↗CheckedChecked 2026-10-07 · recheck due 2027-01-05
✓CopperEligibleNSF/ANSI 53
CertificationIAPMO W-17155 (certificate 18874) current 2026-10-07 · NSF/ANSI 53
IAPMO W-17155, certificate 18874 (NSF/ANSI 53, Culligan ZeroWater ZEROP10) ↗CheckedChecked 2026-10-07 · recheck due 2027-01-05
✓MercuryEligibleNSF/ANSI 53
CertificationIAPMO W-17155 (certificate 18874) current 2026-10-07 · NSF/ANSI 53
IAPMO W-17155, certificate 18874 (NSF/ANSI 53, Culligan ZeroWater ZEROP10) ↗CheckedChecked 2026-10-07 · recheck due 2027-01-05
✓FluorideEligibleNSF/ANSI 53
CertificationIAPMO W-17155 (certificate 18874) current 2026-10-07 · NSF/ANSI 53
IAPMO W-17155, certificate 18874 (NSF/ANSI 53, Culligan ZeroWater ZEROP10) ↗CheckedChecked 2026-10-07 · recheck due 2027-01-05
✓Hexavalent chromiumEligibleNSF/ANSI 53
CertificationIAPMO W-17155 (certificate 18874) current 2026-10-07 · NSF/ANSI 53
IAPMO W-17155, certificate 18874 (NSF/ANSI 53, Culligan ZeroWater ZEROP10) ↗CheckedChecked 2026-10-07 · recheck due 2027-01-05
✓Nitrate/nitriteEligibleNSF/ANSI 53
CertificationIAPMO W-17155 (certificate 18874) current 2026-10-07 · NSF/ANSI 53
IAPMO W-17155, certificate 18874 (NSF/ANSI 53, Culligan ZeroWater ZEROP10) ↗CheckedChecked 2026-10-07 · recheck due 2027-01-05
✓Total PFAS (aggregate)EligibleNSF/ANSI 53
CertificationIAPMO W-17155 (certificate 18874) current 2026-10-07 · NSF/ANSI 53
IAPMO W-17155, certificate 18874 (NSF/ANSI 53, Culligan ZeroWater ZEROP10) ↗CheckedChecked 2026-10-07 · recheck due 2027-01-05
✓Chlorine taste/odorEligibleNSF/ANSI 42
CertificationIAPMO certificate 18873 current 2026-10-07 · NSF/ANSI 42
IAPMO certificate 18873 (NSF/ANSI 42, Culligan ZeroWater ZEROP10) ↗CheckedChecked 2026-10-07 · recheck due 2027-01-05
✓ZincEligibleNSF/ANSI 42
CertificationIAPMO certificate 18873 current 2026-10-07 · NSF/ANSI 42
IAPMO certificate 18873 (NSF/ANSI 42, Culligan ZeroWater ZEROP10) ↗CheckedChecked 2026-10-07 · recheck due 2027-01-05
A target listed here does not mean that contaminant is present in your water.
How to verify a certified claim →Verify in the certifier’s registry ↗- Microplastics reduction is not claimed on its NSF/ANSI 401 certificate.
- PFOA and PFOS are not listed separately; its PFAS certification is the Total PFAS aggregate.
PurityMap analysis · bottom line
Certification checked against the IAPMO registry on 2026-10-07: certificates 18874 (NSF/ANSI 53), 18873 (NSF/ANSI 42) and 18875 (NSF/ANSI 401), model ZEROP10, status Listed.The only pitcher we found with lead, Total PFAS, fluoride and nitrate on one certification listing. Its short filter life makes it costly to run.
- ✓ IAPMO-certified to NSF/ANSI 53 for lead and Total PFAS
- ✓ Also certified for fluoride and nitrate/nitrite
- ✓ No installation
- – About 20 gallons per filter
- – Filters wear out fast on high-TDS water
Limitations and trade-offs
- Rated for about 20 gallons per filter, so filters are costly to run.
- Its ion-exchange media is used up quickly on water high in dissolved solids.
- Not reverse osmosis, and not a hardness solution.
- Treats the water you pour through it, not a whole tap.
- Frequent filter changes
- Slower pour
- Small batch capacity
No filter treats every water problem. This analysis does not replace household testing, installation requirements, or the manufacturer’s current performance data sheet.
Not suitable for
- Treating every tap in the home
- A whole-home hard-water or scale problem
- All PFAS: its evidence covers only the compounds it names
Installation, ownership and maintenance
Capacity and upkeep are planning figures from the product record, not guarantees. Actual replacement timing depends on use, influent water, flow and the manufacturer’s instructions.- Manufacturer
- Culligan ZeroWater
- Model number
- ZEROP10
- Installation format
- Water Pitcher
- Dimensions
- 10-cup countertop pitcher
- Rated capacity
- 20 gallons
- Typical annual upkeep
- $90
Certification last checked Oct 7, 2026
Start from your water, not the product.
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