CyclopureCyclopure is a materials science and environmental engineering firm headquartered in Evanston, Illinois. The company has developed a novel adsorbent (tradename DEXSORB®) with high selectivity for diverse PFAS structures, regardless of chain length, structure, or functional group. DEXSORB is commercialized for multiple PFAS related uses, including (i) environmental monitoring, (ii) household filtration products, and (iii) municipal + industrial treatment systems.
Cyclopure (cyclopure.com) has 527 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5.
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William K.
Final rating is not reached. Still waiting to hear back about my water analysis. Sent sample a while ago to Chicago. They said that they would email me when they receive it. Sent it about two weeks ago. The pitcher i bought I am using, with the filter.
Response from CyclopureAug 21, 2023
Hi William, I'm glad we were able to reach you by phone over the weekend and locate the results we had sent to you on 8/15/23. Thank you for your review and your support!
customer
No problems. My only suggestion is a brief explanation of what the results mean regarding level of PFAS. It is difficult to interpret as a layperson.
Response from CyclopureMay 1, 2023
Thanks for your review Janet. You are always welcome to call us for further understanding of your report. We answer the phone! Additionally, a good way to educate oneself is to go to the following website. https://www.epa.gov/pfas. Your county water municipality also will have clear information about PFAS levels in water and what that means for our health. Again, we aprpeciate you taking the time to submit a review.
Roger B.
Quick turnaround
Response from CyclopureMar 6, 2023
Thanks!
Becca G.
It would be a help to have and interpretation of the ppt information you provide. Your results report identified 7.2ppt of PFOA and 29.3ppt total PFAS, but I do not know how dangerous these amounts are.
