AquasanaShower Filter | Dermatologist-recommended for softer, healthier skin & hair | Proven to reduce 90% of chlorine for 6 months | High pressure | Chrome wand shower head | AQ-4105CHR

I’m really impressed with the Aquasana Filtered Shower Head! The flow rate gives me great water pressure, and the up flow design makes sure the water flows smoothly without clogging. (I did have to put plumbers tape on where you attach it, as it leaks a tiny bit, but overall I really enjoy this and think it was a good purchase).What really stands out for me is how it’s helped with the itching I used to feel after showering with regular water. The carbon and copper-zinc says it filters out over 90% of chlorine, and I’ve noticed a big difference in my skin, and it’s much less dry and irritated. That's a huge win for me!!Showering with it is honestly a pleasure. My skin feels softer, and my hair doesn't feel like it has buildup on it anymore.The filter lasts up to 6 months or 10,000 gallons they say, and replacing it is super easy. Installation was easy, and it only took about 10 minutes minutes to set up. (that includes adding the extra plumbers tape too).Overall, I’m really happy with this. I've used it every day for 3 months, and it works good for me. If you’re looking for something to improve your skin and hair, this is definitely worth trying!

Have used for several months now. These filtered shower heads were evidently THE Christmas gift for 2024. With itchy seb derm, I had to try it.

Well, we bought this in response to a water scare here (military fuel tanks leeching into the water supply kind of thing). There was a chance that the entire water system could become corrupted. So we bought one of these to try it out.Honestly, I cannot tell you if the water is cleaner, or if the water feels better, or if I feel better. I assume it's doing it's job, because the water pressure is really really low now. Don't bother with the massage version of this shower; it's not going to matter. Also, it takes a long time to get the temperature right, because for the first 20-30 seconds the water coming out is the water that was left in the filter from the last time you took a shower. So it'll start off ice cold, then get really really hot, and then too cold when you add the cold water in, and then too hot, until you get it close enough. Basically, there's a 5-10 second delay when you add/reduce hot or cold water. If you have one of those pre-set showers it might be okay though.So, I'm giving it the rating I'm giving it because it works and nothing bad is happening. Whether it's necessary or not is another question; your situation may be different from ours, and maybe this product will help you immensely. So YMMV (your mileage may vary).

We ordered two of these full products with the extension head included. While there are some pros and cons to speak of; imo, the pros significantly outweigh the cons to the point where I can feel comfortable giving it a five star review. Primarily this is because we purchased them shortly after the cold weather and snow hit across Texas, leaving millions without power, hundreds of thousands without water, and pretty much everyone was put under boil water notices. While we were one of the few lucky ones to have kept our power/water, we did have to boil our water until Prime delivery could get these products (plus a few others) to make the process less daunting. We only had to use these for a couple days before our city was able to get our pipes fixed enough to lift the boil water notice. At first I thought it was a waste of money but as I continued using it for daily showers, I began to notice a substantial improvement in the previously exorbitant amount of dead skin from the heavily treated water. I also thoroughly cleaned our showers after the boil notice lifted, and a month later there’s still no aggregate mildew, lime or heavy residual water deposits! I didn’t even know that our city has such a heavily treated water system until I got curious enough to read the environmental report from last year that stated that our drinking water was above standards for cleanliness, however it also said that this was primarily due to the number of high level chemicals used to treat it. These chemicals apparently have a tendency of accumulating on the surfaces of sinks/showers/grout etc., as well as can cause excessively dry skin! Thankfully this product was just what we needed to overcome a problem that we didn’t even know existed! As for the cons, whether it is the direct shower head or the extension head, it is located directly adjacent from the large filtering system. This unfortunate placement was something of an oversight I’m assuming since you can’t adjust it to fit the specifications of your shower stall or tub. The good news is that it came with adapters that allowed us to continue using our original extension head which is separate from the primary head and therefore can be placed at our discretion for optimal directional control of our water output. Our upstairs shower however didn’t have the separate extension head, so that one sprays outward from a very high angle to the opposing side of the tub shower. Additionally the water pressure with the included head wasn’t that great. That said, I’d definitely recommend the filtering system without the additional head attachments. Just get the adapter for an extension handle or an adjustable head.

The pressure of the shower head is not good and has not been good for the last two months. The water spits out bits of water instead of a continuous flow. I contacted the manufacturer to send a new one and they would not accommodate. Horrible customer service!!!!!

Purchase for all of our showers. Have hard water and it is glorious to feel the water after buying these filters.

After the first shower -what a difference in softness in hair and skin. We are sold on this filter. We folliwed instructions on setup and be sure to flush fiter for a minute. We live in Kentucky and the lime and other chemicals in water are drying. I cant say enough good about this filter.

The shower head is a light painted plastic with an equally light weight hose attachment. I would say it would be about 18-30 bucks if it were not a combined unit with the filter and the brand. I have been using the filter for many years separately with a Jonathan shower head unit without the hose and the performance of the shower head was declining and needed a switch. If it were not for the filter, I would not buy this combined unit and would prefer something with higher quality and more durable materials. I do not think this will last long.