Sküma MY™ Station Countertop Reverse Osmosis

Performance was evaluated and certified in February 2025 by an independent French laboratory accredited by COFRAC. More than 230 contaminants likely to be present in tap water were selected using reports from the French Regional Health Agencies (ARS) and NSF/ANSI standards. Test water was enriched with those contaminants before being filtered, so elimination rates could be measured precisely.

The published results report elimination of 99.9% of water contaminants: including 165 pesticides and their metabolites, 20 PFAS, 14 heavy metals, pharmaceutical residues, volatile organic compounds, vinyl chloride monomers and perchlorates: plus 98% of microplastics, 96% of total dissolved solids and 61% of TFA (trifluoroacetic acid). In most cases post-filtration concentrations reached the limit of quantification of the analyses.

No. The testing protocol referenced NSF/ANSI standards when selecting contaminants, but the unit itself does not carry an NSF or WQA product certification mark. That is a meaningful distinction: NSF certification includes ongoing audit and re-testing, whereas a laboratory report is a point-in-time evaluation. The COFRAC-accredited testing is independent; it is not the same thing as a standing certification.

No. It is a countertop unit that fills from its own tank and plugs in, so there is no under-sink work, no drilling and nothing to reinstate when you move. That is the main practical reason to choose it over a plumbed reverse-osmosis system.