Contaminant · Volatile organic compounds (VOC surrogate claim)
What water filters remove industrial chemicals and solvents
Volatile organic compounds (VOC surrogate claim)
The short answer
Volatile organic compounds (VOC surrogate claim) reduction is certified under NSF/ANSI 53.
Of the 1 system in our database that advertise industrial chemicals and solvents reduction, 1 holds a matching third-party listing.
- NSF/ANSI 531 of the 1 certified systems we hold carry this claim under NSF/ANSI 53.
Regulatory status · United States
- Current federal limit
- Varies by compound
- Volatile organic compounds (VOC surrogate claim).
- Status
- ✓Varies by compound
- NSF/ANSI 53 tests a chloroform surrogate that covers a defined list of VOCs. A single VOC claim therefore implies many.
- Pending change
- None recorded.
Settled. We re-check the federal register entry quarterly and stamp this panel with the date of the last check.
Certified to reduce Volatile organic compounds (VOC surrogate claim)
1 systemEvery row below has a matching listing in a certifier database, checked on 20 Sep 2026. Sorted by FilterSpecs score.
| System | Score | Reduction | Standard | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE Appliances GXRV40TBN Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water System | 5.9 | Not published | NSF/ANSI 53 | $259.99 |
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Reduction figures are the certified performance in the listing, not manufacturer marketing. See methodology.