Does Bluevua remove PFAS?
Based on the itemized NSF, WQA & IAPMO certified-model listings we track for Bluevua (4 of 5 models).
What this means
Bluevua’s certified filters do cover TDS (total dissolved solids) — but not PFAS. A brand can advertise that a filter “reduces” PFAS or is “tested to” a standard without the specific model being independently certified and listed — and that distinction is exactly what this site tracks.
You need reverse osmosis, or a filter specifically certified to NSF/ANSI 53 for PFAS. See every filter independently certified for it →
Filters certified to remove PFAS →About PFAS
Broader PFAS family (PFHxS, PFNA, HFPO-DA/GenX, PFBS). EPA regulates PFHxS, PFNA, HFPO-DA at 10 ppt and a Hazard Index for mixtures.
What Bluevua filters are certified to remove
Across the Bluevua models we track, here’s what their certifications actually cover.
How we know: we normalize the public certified-product listings from NSF, WQA, and IAPMO. A “yes” means a specific Bluevua model is listed as certified for PFAS. See our methodology.