Clean water,
straight from
your own tap.
OmiFilter is a dual-ceramic faucet filter that screws onto a standard Nigerian tap in sixty seconds. No plumber. No tank. No electricity. It takes out the rust, sediment, chlorine and bacteria your family cannot see.
30-day money-back guarantee
Six parts. One
clear glass of water.
Tap a marker on the filter to see what that part does.
Ceramic composite cartridge
The clear housing holds the first ceramic stage. Its pore structure physically traps rust flakes, sand, silt and suspended particles — the things that make water look cloudy or brown.
Dual-stage ceramic
Two cartridges in sequence: the first takes out sediment and rust, the second chemical residues and microscopic contaminants.
Rust, sediment, metals
Ceramic composite media traps iron particles, rust, sand and silt before they reach your glass. Water runs clear from the first use.
Chlorine & chemicals
Activated carbon absorbs excess chlorine and organic compounds, taking the bleach taste and smell with them.
Fits every Nigerian tap
Standard aerator thread, hand-tight. No special tools, no plumber, no pipe work. Protection starts in sixty seconds.
CE certified
Meets the European Union CE standard for filtration performance and material safety. Not a market product — a certified one.
Replaceable cartridges
The housing lasts years. Replace cartridges every three to six months; refills available on order, so protection never lapses.
What scientists found in the water your family drinks.
Every borehole sample tested across Lagos residential areas contained fecal indicator bacteria. Not some of them. All of them.
Of sachet water samples — the pure water your children drink daily — tested positive for E. coli, Salmonella, or both.
Contamination in Nigerian groundwater runs three times higher through the rains, as surface runoff floods into boreholes and wells.
Nigerians lack access to safe drinking water. The public system will not fix this in time for your household.
Five contaminants,
one glass of water.
Tap water, borehole water and sachet water all carry the same cocktail — bacteria that make your family sick this week, and metals that damage them over years.
Escherichia coli
Fecal bacteria, found in every Lagos borehole sample tested. Severe diarrhea and vomiting in adults; in children under five it can cause kidney failure. Antibiotic-resistant strains are now documented here.
Iron rust & heavy metals
Pipes laid decades ago are corroding from the inside, carrying iron, lead and manganese into every glass. You see the orange tint. You do not see the lead.
Excess chlorine & chemicals
Municipal chlorination is inconsistent and often well above safe levels. Chlorine reacts with organic matter in pipes to form trihalomethanes, linked to liver and kidney damage.
Sediment & particles
Sand, silt and organic debris enter through cracked pipes and flooding. Each suspended particle carries bacteria on its surface, deeper into your drinking water.
Salmonella & other pathogens
Typhoid, cholera, Cryptosporidium and Giardia are consistent findings in Nigerian water research. The stomach illness that keeps returning is usually not the food.
You switched to pure water. You are still not safe.
Borehole water
Vulnerable to surface contamination, especially in the rains. Most residential boreholes are never tested. Ibadan research: 100% carried fecal indicator organisms.
Tap / pipe water
Aging, cracked municipal pipes pick up rust, lead and bacteria before the water reaches you. Treatment along the line is inconsistent.
Sachet pure water
Quality varies enormously between producers, many without adequate sterilisation. 87% of samples in one study tested positive for E. coli or Salmonella.
Cooking water
Families filter drinking water and cook with unfiltered. Metals and chemical residues concentrate in the pot — they do not boil away.
Symptoms your family may already have.
Waterborne illness is under-diagnosed here because the signs look ordinary, and families blame the food. If these repeat in your house, start with the water.
Children under five are the most exposed. What gives an adult a stomach ache can put a small child in hospital.
Recurring diarrhea
Especially in children. The most direct sign of E. coli or Salmonella.
Nausea & vomiting
Blamed on food poisoning again and again. If it repeats, look at the water.
Constant fatigue
Low-level contamination keeps the immune system busy and the body tired.
Frequent headaches
Lead and manganese exposure brings persistent headaches and mental fog.
Stomach cramps
Abdominal pain after drinking or eating is a classic bacterial sign.
Slow development
Lead impairs cognitive development in children under six, permanently.
From box to clean water in sixty seconds.
Remove your aerator
Unscrew the small mesh piece at the tip of your tap by hand. Ten seconds, no tools.
Screw on OmiFilter
It threads straight onto the same opening. The rubber seal makes the joint watertight.
Turn on the tap
Water runs through both ceramic stages and out clean. Flip the side switch for unfiltered flow when washing up.
Replace every 3–6 months
When the flow slows, the ceramic is full. Swap the cartridges; the housing stays put.
You already spend ₦394,000
a year on water.
You spend ₦394,000 a year on water that still makes your family sick. OmiFilter costs ₦28,999 once — it pays for itself in under a month.
Choose your protection.
Delivered to Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt. No payment on delivery. Shipping ₦5,000.