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Grid Down for Weeks? Turn Any Water Into Clean, Safe, Bug-Free Drinking Water

TerraPore's MicroPore Filter traps E. coli, Giardia, mud and rust in 0.2-micron pores, 300 times thinner than a hair, so your family drinks crystal-clear water from any source.
Clean Water From Rain, a Creek or a Pond
No Power, No Fuel, No Pumping
Packs Into Any Go-Bag
Keeps Your Family Drinking When the Grid Is Gone
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🎓 BASED ON UNIVERSITY RESEARCH
MicroPore filter tech is based on studies fromUNC Chapel Hill · Tufts · MIT · University of Virginia
Clean drinking water from any water: TerraPore by a clear creek, the MicroPore filter in its light-blue cage.
Muddy water in, clear water out; no power needed; fits any go-bag; clean water for everyone at the table.
  • Muddy In, Clear Out
  • No Power Needed
  • Fits Any Go-Bag
  • Water for Everyone
TerraPore up close: the MicroPore core in its protective cage, the clear hose and the squeeze bulb.
WHAT MAKES IT WORK
CLEAR HOSE
MICROPORE CORE
PROTECTIVE CAGE
SQUEEZE BULB
The MicroPore filter wall magnified beside a single hair, with germs held on the outside.
0.2-MICRON PORES, 300 TIMES THINNER THAN A HAIR
TerraPore beside a straw filter, a case of bottled water and a pot on a camp stove, compared row by row.
TERRAPORE VS THE USUAL FIXES
TerraPore
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Boiling
Fills a whole pot, hands-free
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No power or fuel
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Never sells out at the store
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Clears out mud and dirt
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A kitchen tap spitting brown water, the storm-damaged street dark outside.
WHEN THE GRID GOES DOWN, THE TAP GOES NEXT
A glass of cloudy tap water and a magnified view of the germs in it.
ONE GLASS OF FLOODWATER CAN MEAN DAYS OF DIARRHEA
An empty store shelf where the bottled water was.
BOTTLED WATER IS GONE IN HOURS
Muddy floodwater in a clear tub on a tailgate, clean water running into a pot.
MUDDY IN, CRYSTAL-CLEAR OUT
Three steps: drop it in, squeeze the bulb, the pot fills.
DROP IT IN, SQUEEZE, AND THE POT FILLS ITSELF
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Night in a blackout: brown rainwater in a clear tub, clean water running into a pot by lantern light.
NO POWER. NO FUEL. NO PUMPING.
A gloved hand holds up TerraPore after a storm, power lines down behind.
BUILT FOR THE DAY THE GRID GOES DOWN
What's in the box: one MicroPore filter in its cage, one clear hose and one squeeze bulb.
WHAT'S IN THE BOX
  • 1 MicroPore filter
  • 1 clear hose
  • 1 squeeze bulb
120-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Clean water in your pot, or every penny back.
Free Shipping on Bundles
Every family pack ships free.
Light Enough for Any Go-Bag
It's lighter than a can of soda, so it rides in your go-bag, the car or the camper.

Clean Water When Everything Else Fails

By lantern light, a ladle fills mismatched cups from a pot of clean water for a child and a grandparent.

A Glass for Everyone, Day After Day

One pot holds enough for the kids and the grandparents.
The tap runs brown after the storm while TerraPore fills a pot with clean water beside it.

Ready the Day the Tap Turns Brown

Brown water or no water at all, your next glass comes through the MicroPore filter.
TerraPore packed in a go-bag in front of an empty car trunk.

No Store Runs When the Shelves Are Bare

When the bottled water is gone, you don't need any.
An older woman's kitchen in a blackout, TerraPore filling a pot on a chair.

Clean Water at Your Mother's, Too

Send her one, so she has clean water when you can't get there.
After a hurricane, a long line waits for cases of water at a parking lot.

When the Grid Goes Down, the Water Goes Next

After one hurricane, a city of 80,000 lost its water on the second day... and it stayed off for almost two months.

Water plants and well pumps run on power. After Hurricane Helene, some senior homes went three weeks without running water. And when the power stops the well pump, nothing comes out of the tap at all.

And the worst is your mother's house, too far to drive to, when you can't get water to her.
A closet shelf with the last bottles of water among empty plastic wrap.

Your Family Needs Clean Water Long After the Bottles Run Out

Bottled water is gone from the shelves in hours, and once the tap stops, it goes on flushing toilets and washing hands too. Boiling needs fuel, and in a long outage the fuel runs out.

A straw or a squeeze pouch cleans water one drink or one bottle at a time. And a gravity bag has to be filled and hung up full, which can be more weight than a lot of people can lift.

Clean Water for the Whole House, From One Small Filter

Long before plastic filters, people cleaned their water through fired clay. If you've used a ceramic pump or a countertop filter, you know it still works. But you also know the hard part: pumping every jug by hand, or lifting heavy water into a tank.

TerraPore's MicroPore Filter is that same fired ceramic, made to sit right in the water, in a tub, a bucket or a rain barrel. A few squeezes of the bulb start it, and then your pot fills while you see to your family.
The first slow drops at the hose end.
The first squeezes bring slow drops.
Then a steady run of water into the pot.
Then it keeps going by itself.
In a blackout kitchen, TerraPore fills a pot by itself with nobody at the counter.
No one stands there pumping.
The same blackout kitchen: the pot keeps filling while she helps her mother into a chair in the next room.
Your hands stay free.
Weathered hands hold TerraPore over a tub of rainwater after a storm.

Why the MicroPore Filter Stops the Bugs Your Fridge Filter Lets Through

A glass of cloudy tap water beside a pitcher filter, with the bugs shown magnified.

When the grid goes down and a storm floods the pipes, the water picks up what's in the ground. Sewage. Runoff from the fields. Bugs like E. coli and Giardia.

You can't see them, smell them or taste them. And your fridge's filter pitcher can't stop them. It's made to fix the taste.

So the bugs go straight into your glass... into your stomach, your grandkids' stomachs and your mother's.

Then the diarrhea starts. For a small child or an older parent, it drains them fast. And there's no clean water left to put back what they lose.

A cutaway of the MicroPore filter: dirt and bugs held on the outside, clean water inside.

0.2-Micron Pores Keep the Bugs Out of Your Glass

The MicroPore filter works a different way. Under a microscope, it's a wall of pores just 0.2 microns wide, about 300 times thinner than a hair. Water fits through. E. coli, Giardia, mud and rust are too big, so they stay stuck on the outside. Only clean water reaches your pot.

The filter going from white to brown with the dirt it stopped.

You can even watch it work. The white filter turns brown with the dirt your family didn't drink.

In a University of North Carolina study in Cambodia, homes with ceramic filters had about half the diarrhea.

TerraPore runs on a siphon, the trick that drains a fish tank. A few squeezes of the bulb start it. Then gravity pulls the water through the filter and into your pot.

No power. No pumping. Nobody lifting a thing.

When it slows, scrub the filter and drop it back in.

Clean Water Anyone in the House Can Get, Even by Flashlight

Every water fix seems to need somebody strong, because a full bucket weighs about 40 pounds. After one big storm, a woman in her 80s told a reporter she just couldn't carry one up to her apartment.

TerraPore leaves the heavy water right where it is, so only the clean water moves, a little at a time, down the hose and into a pot anyone can pour from.

So no one in your family has to wait for someone strong to bring them a drink.

Clean Drinking Water for Your Family, or It's Free

120-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Try TerraPore for 120 days. Use it on rain, a creek, a well or the tap after a storm.

Your family drinks clean water every time you need it, or you get every penny back.

Which One Keeps Your Family in Clean Water?

TerraPoreTerraPore
A water strawStraw
A hanging gravity bagGravity Bag
A countertop gravity tankCountertop Tank
Fills a pot for the whole house
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no
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yes
Nothing heavy to lift or hang
yes
yes
no
no
Small enough for a go-bag
yes
yes
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no

What Families Say After the Grid Went Down

Brenda K., Mississippi
Six days without power after the hurricane
“When the hurricane took the power, our water went brown on day two. My daughter had sent me this the spring before. I set it in a tub of rainwater on the counter, the pot on the floor. The first time it was slow, and I thought I'd done it wrong. For six days, the grandkids' water came from that pot.”
Brenda's photo: a tub of rainwater on her counter running into a pot on the floor.
Gary M., Ohio
Three weeks waiting on the well
“The ice storm took our power, and the well pump with it. Then the well test came back with coliform. So we ran this off a bucket of creek water for three weeks. By the first week the filter had gone tan, which my wife called disgusting and I figured was the point. It lives in the go-bag now.”
Gary's photo: the tan-coated filter over a bucket of creek water after the ice storm.
Donna R., Florida
My mother is 84 and lives alone
“Mom's three hours away, and after the last hurricane her power was out five days. I couldn't get there. This year I sent her one and walked her through it on the phone. When a storm's coming, she fills the tub and runs it into a stockpot. She said it was no trouble, which she says about everything, so I had her neighbor check.”
The whole kit on a table: the MicroPore filter, the coiled hose and the bulb.

Everything You Need for Clean Water, in Every Order

MicroPore Filter. The part that cleans your water: a white ceramic core inside a light-blue cage.
Clear Hose. Carries clean water down into your pot, where you can watch it come.
Squeeze Bulb. It sits on the hose, and a few squeezes start the water.
Scrub Pad. Keeps the filter ready for the next storm.
120-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Four months to watch it clean any water you try.
FOUR STEPS

How To Get Clean Water

Drop the MicroPore filter into a bucket of water.01
Drop the MicroPore filter into a bucket or tub of water.
Put the hose end in a clean pot set lower down.02
Put the hose end in a clean pot set lower down.
Squeeze the bulb.03
Squeeze the bulb a few times until water starts to come.
It keeps running into the pot on its own.04
Let go. It keeps running into the pot on its own.
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❤️ One for Every House in the Family
“One for us, one for my mother, and one for my daughter's place.”
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What the Research Says About This Filter Tech

At Tufts University, tests found ceramic filters cut bacteria by at least 99%.
Tufts University
Researchers at the University of Virginia and MIT have studied how to make them work even better.
University of Virginia · MIT

Don't let someone you love be the one left without clean water when the grid goes down.
Keep a TerraPore in every home you look after.

Frequently Asked Questions

I squeezed it and only a few drops came out. Is it broken?
No, that's how it starts. The first drops come slowly, then it keeps running into the pot by itself, with nobody touching it.
I already have a Berkey. Why would I want this?
Keep it. A countertop filter is great in the kitchen. TerraPore goes where it can't: right into the tub, a bucket from the well or a cooler at the cabin, so nobody pours heavy water into a top tank. And it costs far less than a second countertop system.
What does the MicroPore filter stop?
E. coli, Giardia, mud, grit and rust. Its 0.2-micron pores let water through and hold them back, so what reaches your pot is clean water.
I'm on city water. Why would I need this?
City water runs on power. When the grid goes down or a storm knocks out the pumps, the tap can run dry, or the boil notice reaches people after they've had a glass. With TerraPore at home, your family doesn't have to wait.
What water can I use it in?
Rain, a creek, a pond, a pool, a well or the tub. Set it higher than your pot and it does the rest.
How many should I get?
One for each home you'd worry about. Think of your own house first, then a mother who lives alone, a grown child's place, the camper or the cabin. That's why the family packs save you the most.
Can my mother set it up by herself?
Yes. If she can squeeze a bulb, she can do it, and nothing heavy has to move. You can walk her through it once on the phone, and that's usually all it takes.
How does the guarantee work?
You get 120 days. In that time you'll see clean water fill your pot from any water you try, or we send back every penny. Just reach out, and we'll take care of it.
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