Tap water contains antibiotics and is not drinkable.  Antibiotics are evasive for today's people, but some of the surface waters in our country contain a large amount of antibiotics, called antibiotic tap water.Then someone immediately asked: If you can use the water purifier to filter out the antibiotics in the tap water, can you try to meet the safety standards?
 Water boiling = drinking water safe?
   Some people think that as long as it is boiled water, it is safe to drink, but in fact, boiled water only uses high temperature to kill some bacteria, microorganisms, etc., and can not remove secondary pollutants such as sediment, rust and organic impurities in tap water.  Heavy metals, chlorine, bacteria, microorganisms and other harmful substances.
Antibiotic tap water can cause harm to the body?
  If there are antibiotics and drug resistance genes in drinking water, once these drug resistance genes are transmitted to the pathogens, the bacteria in the drinking water will mutate (also known as super bacteria, which will cause infections in the population, even outbreaks of infectious diseases).  “Although antibiotic wastewater does not immediately cause illness in humans, it is undoubtedly a potential enemy of human health.” Especially for children and infants.
 Can the water purifier filter antibiotics?
  First of all, we must first understand the principle of water purifier filtration, which is a small-scale water treatment equipment that purifies the water quality according to the requirements of water use, and in various household water purifiers: RO reverse osmosis technology has the highest filtration precision (filtering accuracy of 0.0001 micron), and almost all of the impurities contained in the water, such as pesticides, bacteria, viruses, heavy metals and other harmful substances, are completely excluded.Antibiotics are typically between 0.22-0.7 microns in diameter, so viruses, bacteria, and antibiotics above 0.0001 microns can also be filtered out.