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BUYER BEWARE, less than 20 percent of these reviews are actually verified (and the ones that are verified aren't from customers who've had long term use). You should know that this machine is completely different from one that is medical grade. The way you can tell the difference is, get an ORP meter and test the water 15 minutes after it comes out of the machine. There likely will not be any antioxidants left. If there are, test it after 3 hours - they will all be gone. Whereas the antioxidants from a medical grade machine, with actual hospital certification, will still have antioxidants in it, that can last up to 2 days. There's a reason medical grade machines cost more. It's because they cost 5x more than a Bawell, to make! They use medical grade parts, but Bawell does not. The cheap machines like this one do not use medical grade titanium, which means that eventually the toxic alloys from the titanium (that are not meant to be exposed to water) will eventually leach into the water. If you needed a metal plate in your body, and a doctor offered to put anything other than MEDICAL GRADE titanium into your arm, would you let him? Probably not. Why? Because you'd say, "I don't want that in my body." Well what do you think happens when you're drinking water that has something other than medical grade titanium exposed to it constantly? It gets right into your body! I actually know one person who got sick after drinking water from a Bawell, and would not drink the water out of a machine with cheap parts, if you PAID ME. Medical grade machines have been used in hospitals for 40 years.... but these sure haven't!