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Boroux

Boroux

Boroux is a family-run Colorado water-filter brand selling stainless steel gravity filter systems, replacement carbon filters, shower filters and glass water bottles.

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About Boroux

Boroux is an American water-filtration brand headquartered in Pueblo, Colorado, in a building on a bluff above the Arkansas River. Its website gives 2015 as the founding year. It is a second-generation family business: co-founder and CEO Parker Emerson runs it with his sister Miranda, following their parents into water filtration. The name comes from borosilicate glass, used for its first product, a glass water bottle.

What Boroux sells

  • Stainless steel gravity filter systems in 1.8-gallon and 3-gallon sizes, finished in polished steel, white, black or sage green
  • Foundation Filters, the black carbon replacement elements, and Proactive fluoride reduction filters sold as an add-on
  • A shower filter system and its replacement cartridge
  • Glass water bottles in 16 oz and 33 oz sizes, a 64 oz glass pitcher and stainless steel cups
  • Teak wood stands, steel stands, spigots, an automatic filter primer and maintenance kits

According to Boroux, its systems are certified by the Water Quality Association to NSF/ANSI/CAN standards 42, 372 and 401, and one set of Foundation Filters lasts up to 12 months. The brand rates its fluoride filters at 1,000 gallons and the shower filter at about three months, and it advertises a lifetime warranty on its systems.

Delivery and returns

Boroux ships to Britain and most other countries, and UK visitors see prices in pounds. Shipping, duties and taxes on international orders are charged at checkout, and the shipping policy warns that international parcels can take up to 30 days. Its free shipping over $60 applies to US addresses only, and some products cannot be sent to California or Iowa.

Returns are accepted in new or used condition within 60 days of delivery, in the original packaging. Each return needs an authorisation number from customer service first, and $16 is deducted from refunds sent back without one. Prepaid return labels are limited to addresses in the 48 contiguous US states, so UK customers arrange and pay for their own return postage. Refunds on international orders exclude the original shipping, duties and taxes.

Boroux was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Pueblo, Colorado.

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Shipping & Returns

International Shipping

Ships to the UK with prices shown in GBP; shipping, duties and taxes are paid at checkout. International parcels can take up to 30 days. Free shipping over $60 applies to US addresses only; some products cannot ship to California or Iowa. Orders of $500 or more need a signature.

Returns Policy

Request a return authorisation number from contact@boroux.com within 60 days of delivery; new or used items accepted in original packaging. Returns without one lose $16. Prepaid labels ($16 deduction) only for the 48 contiguous US states, so UK customers pay their own return postage. International refunds exclude shipping, duties and taxes.

Company Information

Founded

2015

Headquarters

Pueblo, Colorado

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Boroux charge to deliver to the UK?

UK shipping costs, duties and taxes are worked out and paid at checkout, so nothing extra is due on arrival. Boroux's shipping policy says international parcels can take up to 30 days, and its free shipping over $60 covers US addresses only.

What is Boroux's returns policy?

Boroux accepts returns in new or used condition within 60 days of delivery. A return authorisation number from customer service is needed first; without one, $16 is deducted from the refund. Original packaging and any free item must be sent back too.

How long do Boroux filters last?

Boroux says one set of Foundation Filters lasts up to 12 months, with a scrub and re-prime every 3 to 6 months. It rates the Proactive fluoride filters at 1,000 gallons and the shower filter at about three months.

What certifications do Boroux water filters have?

Boroux says its systems are certified by the Water Quality Association to NSF/ANSI/CAN standards 42, 372 and 401. Those cover particulate reduction for taste and appearance, lead-free materials and microplastics, and the brand publishes its test results online.

Can Boroux filters be used with well water?

Yes, with limits. Boroux says its Foundation Filters handle many well-water problems such as heavy metals and chlorine, but they do not remove microorganisms, fluoride or arsenic. It advises against using water from a salt-based softener.

Who owns Boroux?

Boroux is a family business based in Pueblo, Colorado. Co-founder and CEO Parker Emerson leads it with his sister Miranda, the second generation of a family the brand says has 25 years of experience in water filtration.

How can shoppers contact Boroux?

Boroux's US-based team answers on 1-800-350-4170 by call or text, through live chat and at contact@boroux.com. Phone hours are Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 4pm Mountain Time, and the company is at 1981 Aspen Circle, Pueblo, Colorado.

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