What happened to Phresh filters ?? I need a new one.

[stickyunderwear]

What happened to Phresh filters ? They seem to be pretty much gone as in bought out or something ?? Need a new one and looking at Phat because they seem similar. I WILL NOT buy the vivosun cheap ass made in china ones. Tried one of those a few years back and that one couldnt suppress the smell of a weak fart. Phresh seemed to always work well and I preemptively replaced them every 12-18 months.

 

[Cloneman]

I use a Mountain Air filter, its excellent. If they are available where you are its worth considering.

 

[f-e]

Cann work.
I'm not sure how Rhino are still in business.

There is a european company, I think German, making good one's that carry other brand names. They do the usual 50mm bed, but also 60mm and 100mm beds. In the UK Systemair sell them. There is a Dutch brand on them to.

Thought about refilling them? Even a Rhino can be fixed if you open it up. I wouldn't bother with 'lightweight' designs that use a sock inside though. Inferior for a few reasons.

 

[Brother Nature]

I use a Mountain Air filter, its excellent. If they are available where you are its worth considering.

I'd second this, have had the same mountain air for the last 12 runs and still don't smell shit till I open that zipper.

 

[stickyunderwear]

Thanks for the info.

 

[negative37dBA]

Not sure where you are but they are in stock all over...Amazon next day delivery.....plus many more.

 

[unregistered190]

Not sure where you are but they are in stock all over...Amazon next day delivery.....plus many more.

yes, plenty of choices where to buy phresh filters…..I will purchase my replacement on Amazon next month

 

[stickyunderwear]

Not sure where you are but they are in stock all over...Amazon next day delivery.....plus many more.

I really try to avoid amazon.

 

[ElGato]

I really try to avoid amazon.

me too ...check Ebay

 

[f-e]

Amazon take a huge amount of the sale price, so sellers can't offer you a good deal. eBay take much less, at about 15%. The same sellers are often found on both platforms, but you save a lot using eBay. Amazon market themselves better though. With eBay you know you are buying from a 3rd party, but Amazon do a few things to make you think they are a big company you are buying from. Mostly distribution services.
Often the eBay seller pops in a business card of their own site, where things are cheaper again.

I used to sell online, and the Amazon platform wasn't even workable. They wanted more profit than I did. From a buyers prospective, you can use Amazon to find the companies offering the best prices, then find the company yourself.

There will be a 3rd option along before long. There are many trying, but non really getting a foothold.

I buy sacks of carbon and refill them. Using reputable importers. A couple of hundred quid gets a few sacks delivered.

 

[negative37dBA]

I really try to avoid amazon.

Then avoid them and go to any hydro retailer..online or in person. Really don't even understand why this thread is here...can't you do a simple search for yourself or wtf!!

 

[ElGato]

Then avoid them and go to any hydro retailer..online or in person. Really don't even understand why this thread is here...can't you do a simple search for yourself or wtf!!

wake up on the wrong side of the bed bro? need a binky?