NEPH News & Events

Nephros announced its entry into the Puerto Rican market, targeting high-need applications such as ice machines, drinking fountains, bottle fillers, and sterile processing environments."We believe Puerto Rico is a massively underserved market when it comes to reliable, high-quality filtration-particularly for environments where bacteria and harmful contaminants in water can have serious consequences," said Robert Banks, President and CEO of Nephros. "Our entry into Puerto Rico is a natural extension of our core strategy: leveraging best-in-class technology and execution to meet critical water safety needs."

Nephros announced the launch of the Nephros Water Institute, a dedicated education initiative established to formalize the company's leadership in industry education. In 2025, Nephros accelerated its national education efforts under the direction of Brianne McGuire, Director of Business Development. Through high-engagement public webinars, national speaking engagements, and tailored trainings with healthcare systems and consulting partners, Nephros directly reached nearly 1,000 professionals. The regulatory and risk-based educational programming addressed critical blind spots in water safety including ASHRAE 514 compliance, AAMI ST108 sterility standards, and emergency preparedness for compromised water events. These efforts contributed to a marked uptick in inbound requests, OEM inquiries, and programmatic filter adoption.

Nephros announced the launch of its new filter designed to reduce Total PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, in potable water. This product expands Nephros' portfolio to address a category of chemical contaminants that have drawn growing regulatory and public health attention. Key Features of the Nephros 19-Series PFAS Filter: Independently tested to NSF Standards 42 and 53; Validated reduction of Total PFAS, including PFOA and PFOS; Effectively reduces other hazardous contaminants such as lead, asbestos, cysts, chlorine, taste, and odor; 3,145-gallon capacity with a 1.63 GPM flow rate; Provides long-term protection against persistent, health-threatening waterborne contaminants