Greenlife Water Reviews

I strongly doubt this will get published but maybe if it does it will prove this is a good company. A young man just came to my door asking to check the water main to see if there is a filter system in place. Through all my questions he continued to make this filter sound 'FREE'... so maybe his checking it was free but from there I'm sure he would have a filter to sell. What upset me the most was that he just assumed since this was free that I would let him into my house --- of course everyone else on the street has, so he says. I am female and single, not interested in letting him in. He didn't seem to understand this ... really??? in todays day and age I should just let a stranger with a badge from a company I've never heard of come in to see if I need a filter that is being provided for FREE?

I've had the filter for almost 2 years with out issues. My hair was thinning in the front and now it's full of hair. N more scalp. I used to want to cry, and have cried when I got ready for work in the mornings and lost a lot of confidence. Thinning hair was my worst fear and the filter saved me. The sales person should have told me about the benefits for those with hair loss. Imagine if I didn't get it? I see a lot of women and men suffering from the same thing since I've moved to this country. Its the chemicals in the water not hereditary. Thank you Greenlife Water, I recommend you to everyone.

I used to work at GLW also and I must agree it is a legit company. I wasn't the greatest at the door too door sales idea. And it's commission based so I only lasted a few months . It is a 5 year "term" at around 36$ a month. The filter costs around 2000$ to the company too install and maintain, etc. so GLW doesn't actually profit until the 5th year. Sounds crazy but it's true. The product itself is great. Fresh, clean water, for drinking and showering. No lime build up in your appliances. If I owned a house I would truly get this product. I recommend it to any homeowner especially those in rural areas.

I use to work for green life water but I wasn't keen on knocking on doors. But what I can say is that product is 100% legit . It's runs just over a dollar a day ( which covers any maintenance) plus you get the free filter every year. I wouldn't listen too any articles about it being a scam or stuff like that. If I owned a home I wild definitely rent one. Reverse osmosis actually takes out the nutrients bodies need, and softeners run about 10 G's. so the EQ-500 is a safe bet for sure

We signed up yesterday. The difference is noticeable and I think we'll get our moneys worth.

Hello Gibril,

I didn't want you to go too long without an answer so to answer your question: From the conversations I've had with people, they deliver your replacement filters to you for free anywhere in Canada. I think that's part of their value proposition.

Cheers.

I got the big filter that filters ever tap, it's pretty solid. I got a question but I'm too lazy to call: do I have to buy the replacement filters for this thing?

Thanks bruhs.

@Johnny Drama: “for the amount you pay you could just buy a filter for good”. Seriously? Same goes for a house, a car, etc etc. That’s WHY renting exists. I’m considering renting a water filter. The alternative is paying thousands of dollars upfront to own the unit (money I do not have).

Renting these things is stupid. For the amount you pay you could just buy a filter for good. I think whole home water filters work, but renting them doesn't make sense.

sales rep came to the door and explained all the benifets of this unit.after doing some research i agreed to the rental fee and had it installed.you may buy from the internet direct but after unit cost and plumber ($$$lol) renting is the same price for the first 5 years (roughley 2000.00)which is the length of the contract.after that its cheaper to buy the units main filter (500-700)instead off signing for another 5 years (2000.00) for the free replacment as the plumbing is already done for you!