Bro, edit your post #1759 using spoiler in your picture. Too HUGE.

Anyway, like I said, purpose that cure illness filter to our Minister of Health.

i heard many of those can cure illness water machine, the funniest part is, when they tell you it is technology from XXXXX country, it is never sold in that XXXXX country.
Viva - RM6k ++
Kangen - RM12k ++

one more brand 20k ++

Whole bunch of hit and run companies....

The cure all illnesses part was not so right.

I bought Alkalife's Lydia 7 and within days it CAUSED ALL KINDS of ILLNESS and now my whole family is dying of ill-health!

Not selling anything, just sharing

wrong is it?

I got mine RM 2+k, with the indoor during expo time. My set from Xam-Max.

Hi weikee, thank you for your support again. If not mistaken you get the free installation for your 3M water filter systems during the expo time right? Please correct me if wrong.

Good news for those who interest in 3M water filter systems, our company XAM MAX will participate together with 3M Malaysia next weekend (23~26 Oct) for our last exhibition at Homedec KLCC in this year.
You will not want to miss the chance to get our very special promotion & package during this fair.

I tried checking alkalife lydia 7 website to see for myself the technology that they use to see if it makes any sense at all to be able to cure any sort of illness.

On the website, there's an advertisement on how it cures diabetes / heart related illness / blood pressure/ cholesterol.

FYI, Section 3(1) of Medicines (Advertisement & Sale) Act, 1956 states:

Prohibition of any advertisement referring to any article in terms calculated to lead to the use of that article as a medicine, appliance or remedy for the purpose of
• prevention or treatment or diagnosis of certain diseases and condition of human being as specified in the Schedule (20 diseases)

Included in the list of 20 diseases, there's hypertension, diabetes and heart related illness.

Advertisements should not be exaggerated, false, misleading or deceptive. This sort of advertisement in their website is no different from the brochures we get in supermarket whereby certain product particularly jamu can cure ALL SORTS OF DISEASES ranging from hypertension to cancer to mental illness..

In the website of alkalife there's also an NSF mark which is downright misleading because besides that NSF mark, nothing else in that website has anything to do with NSF certification. alkalife is NOT NSF CERTIFIED So what is the NSF mark doing sitting there at the website?

The only illness it can possibly cure is probably acute dehydration.

Maybe we "Misread" 

Misread is the common word use in Malaysia mah.

I tried checking alkalife lydia 7 website to see for myself the technology that they use to see if it makes any sense at all to be able to cure any sort of illness.

On the website, there's an advertisement on how it cures diabetes / heart related illness / blood pressure/ cholesterol.

FYI, Section 3(1) of Medicines (Advertisement & Sale) Act, 1956 states:

Prohibition of any advertisement referring to any article in terms calculated to lead to the use of that article as a medicine, appliance or remedy for the purpose of
• prevention or treatment or diagnosis of certain diseases and condition of human being as specified in the Schedule (20 diseases)

Included in the list of 20 diseases, there's hypertension, diabetes and heart related illness.

Advertisements should not be exaggerated, false, misleading or deceptive. This sort of advertisement in their website is no different from the brochures we get in supermarket whereby certain product particularly jamu can cure ALL SORTS OF DISEASES ranging from hypertension to cancer to mental illness..

In the website of alkalife there's also an NSF mark which is downright misleading because besides that NSF mark, nothing else in that website has anything to do with NSF certification. alkalife is NOT NSF CERTIFIED So what is the NSF mark doing sitting there at the website?

The only illness it can possibly cure is probably acute dehydration.

Certification means nothing basically, especially in Malaysia

Yeah, you are right, certification in Malaysia means nothing, even crappy so call Korean Technology or Korean Patent means nothing in Malaysia as well, everyone claim their water tech product No.1 in Korea or Germany.

But as a smart consumers, Genuine Certification are very important, especially like we discussing in forum here.

Nope, I never trust certification in Malaysia, especially I'm dealing with them on ISO certification every 3 years.

We living in Bolehland, well you know, that is our standard protocol. lol

Yup, but I recommend you ask the installer to give home owner the option to use brass/metal valve. PVC valve don't last long under the sun. Tell home owner FREE is PVC, add RM xxx, change to brass/metal valve.

This Culligan EZ-4 water filter doesn't cure diseases, or kill anybody. It is a pure and simple water filter at affordable price. It is NSF rated and is easy to maintain and cheap to replace the filter.

Has Ace Hardware started stocking Culligan EZ-4?