Do refrigerator water filters remove fluoride from the water?

Yes, refrigerator water filters do have the ability to remove fluoride from water. The extent to which fluoride is removed depends on the specific type and brand of filter being used. Most refrigerator water filters use activated carbon or carbon block filtration technology which helps to reduce a wide range of contaminants, including fluoride. These filters work by adsorbing or trapping impurities as water passes through them. It is worth noting that while refrigerator filters can effectively remove some fluoride, they may not eliminate it completely. To ensure maximum fluoride reduction, it is recommended to use a reverse osmosis system or a specialized water filter specifically designed to target fluoride. It is advisable to check the product specifications or consult the manufacturer to confirm the level of fluoride reduction provided by a particular refrigerator water filter.