Maxtra+ cartridges really are better than standard Maxtra, as far as we're concerned, and worth the higher price. Filtered water tastes better and there's virtually no film on tea, even when the cartridge is nearing end of life. £3.33 each is the best price I've seen, in any size pack. They're compatible with older Maxtra jugs.
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Arold
11 Sep 17#1
Maxtra+ cartridges really are better than standard Maxtra, as far as we're concerned, and worth the higher price. Filtered water tastes better and there's virtually no film on tea, even when the cartridge is nearing end of life. £3.33 each is the best price I've seen, in any size pack. They're compatible with older Maxtra jugs.
diabeticguy
11 Sep 17#2
Ordered based on the OP's recommendation
ahenners
11 Sep 17#3
Damn it.. paid £12 earlier this week. Heat added
FlappyPappy
11 Sep 17#4
thx.
SavageDonkey
11 Sep 17#5
We have to have these otherwise water is undrinkable (even boiled)
robodan918
11 Sep 17#6
What's the deal with Brita filter prices recently? I'm looking around and can't find them below £3 each whereas it's normally not hard to find them at £2 each
I hate to overpay
Niz to robodan918
11 Sep 17#7
Brexit
Agharta
11 Sep 17#8
Britexit!
ianjury
12 Sep 17#9
I bought some filters in the original factory shop the other day for £7 for 3 it was a special pack with one free so it was £7 but with the free one was £7 for 3 not sure on the make but i fitted and is fine
Dekard97
12 Sep 17#10
Great price for the these. Just what i needed too!
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I hate to overpay