These are the newer (supposedly better and longer lasting) version
Worth trying at that price me thinks
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Arold
18 Aug 17#1
They definitely ARE better than the old ones - improved taste of filtered water, no film at all on tea when filter is new (and very little after four weeks, etc. Rip-off price but worth it when on special.
kay9 to Arold
19 Aug 17#7
are they still compatible with old maxtra jugs? or must one buy a new jug?
NayeemMukadam
19 Aug 17#2
Are these the same size and fitting as normal Brita filters
Teezer
19 Aug 17#3
Been putting off buying due to the price of these but ordered now so thanks for sharing :raised_hand:
rjace
19 Aug 17#4
Is this better than britta ?
photomorgana to rjace
19 Aug 17#5
Maxtra is Brita filter.
FiniteZ
19 Aug 17#6
Quick question, do these fit any size Brita containers? Because I have the Xl brita version
PD101 to FiniteZ
19 Aug 17#8
I haven't tried them yet, but its states on the page "Universal fit for BRITA Maxtra jugs, partnership appliances and many own brand jugs" And in the q and a on amazon it says:
Answer: Hi recently purchased a Marcella clover and am using mantra + cartridges. They work fine and the water quality is a vast improvement on our tap water.
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Worth trying at that price me thinks
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"Question: are these filters compatible with Marella XL?