Alkaline Water Filter

  One of the most common questions we receive is: “Why Fujiiryoki’s Ionizer priced higher compared to other brands?” It’s a very valid concern. At first glance, Fujiiryoki may appear more expensive, but the reality is that not all ionizers are the same. When you compare the technology, certification, durability, and long-term value, the difference becomes very clear. Common Issues with Other Brands Most other brands in the Indian market offer multiple models — entry-level, mid-range, and so-called premium options. But these often come with compromises such as: · Lower performance and efficiency, even with 7, 9, or 11 plates. · At least 200 sq. inches smaller electrode surface area compared to   Fujiiryoki . · Filtration systems largely dependent on RO filters, which remove basic impurities with essential minerals. · Use of basic RO parts and generic circuits for electrolysis, with no dedicated chipset to monitor and adjust water parameters. · Higher operating costs due to chea...

  Water ionizers are becoming increasingly popular in India, but with so many types available, choosing the right one can be confusing. Each type of ionizer has its own strengths, limitations, and long-term health implications. To help you make an informed choice, let’s explore the three main categories of ionizers available in the Indian market. 1. Alkaline Water Ionizer Electrolyser (Example: Enagic-Kangen) What It Produces: ✅ Alkalinity (pH 8.5–9.5) → Helps balance body acidity. ✅ Negative ORP → Provides antioxidant potential. ✅ Molecular Hydrogen (limited) → Present as a natural by-product. ✅ Ionic Minerals (Ca, Mg, K, etc.) → More bioavailable for the body. ✅ Acidic Stream → Separates harmful minerals like fluoride, chlorine, and heavy metals (not for drinking). Advantages: ✅ Offers a balanced therapeutic water (alkalinity + hydrogen + minerals). ✅ Removes harmful acidic minerals, making it safe for long-term use. Limitations: ⚠ Hydrogen levels are moderate, not as high as a d...

  A Comprehensive History of Electrolyzed Reduced Water (Alkaline Ionized Water) in Japan The story of electrolyzed reduced water, also known as alkaline ionized water, spans nearly a century. From early scientific curiosity and grassroots enthusiasm to medical recognition and consumer products, Japan’s journey with ionized water is both compelling and scientifically grounded. Fujiiryoki’s pioneering 1989 home-use ionizer brought this technology from niche clinics into households — a turning point we explore here in context with the broader scientific advances tracked by the   Association of Alkaline Ionized Water Apparatus (3AAA) . Early Beginnings: Showa Era Experiments (1930s–1950s) ·  Circa 1930:  Enthusiasts began to believe in the curative potential of “electrolyzed water.” ·  1952–1954:  Michisue Suwa, a researcher with Synnohl Electric Machinery, developed the first electrolysis equipment — then called  “Synnohl liquid.”  Working with Toky...

  We all understand that we need to drink water, but what if the type of water that we consume could have a significant impact on our wellness and health? That is where the alkaline water ionizer comes into the discussion. Whether you are a fitness fanatic or a wellness warrior, people are increasingly turning to alkaline water machines and  hydrogen water machines  due to their purported health benefits. But is it hyped? More to the point, is it worth the money? So, what is all the hype about alkaline ionized water? And in case you are still on the fence, we have a cool quiz to help you figure out whether an ionizer water machine is for you. So, What is Alkaline Water, Anyway? Machines and health claims aside, let us first discuss the basics. Alkaline water is simply tap water with a higher pH level; typically 8 or 9 (as opposed to the neutral 7). This makes it less acidic and is thought to help neutralize acid in the blood, which could have the effect of increasing your...