A UNIQUE and PROPRIETARY TECHNOLOGY that can remove organics and most organic compounds with no chemicals, high pressure, heat or media.  With the challenges that pool systems face the Molecular Organic Rejection (MOR) nano-technology is both affordable and allows for the removal of nearly all organics to a non-detectable level  This is a highly efficient process and has a very long lifespan, typically in industrial use 7 years.  The membrane treated to become "organiphobic" is placed in a chamber and the rejected organic materials are removed, including bacteria, viruses, plant matter, pollen. 
NO CHEMICALS- vastly reduced chemical cost.
NO HEAT- Low operating cost.  Just pump water through the chamber with the membrane. 
LOW PRESSURE-typically pumping water at the same rate normally used in a residential or commercial pool system.  
LOW COST- Lasts at least 7 years in normal usage and does not degrade in performance.  Allows for a reduction of chemical usage in pools of 60-80% depending on climate and water conditions locally.  
NO MOVING PARTS-Literally just pumping the water through the chamber holding the membrane.  The unit itself has no moving parts.  
MINIMAL MAINTENANCE-No backwashing, no membrane/filter fouling, no costly pool service cost. Just removing the rejected materials once a week or so.  

NO CHEMICALS and 60-80% LESS POOL CHEMICALS!

Imagine a pool system that uses no chemicals to separate out nearly all organics including bacteria, algae, matter, pollen, viruses and more.  A System that operates elegantly and with no moving parts.  It's here.  

A NEW REFRESHING POOL EXPERIENCE WITHOUT HEAVY CHLORINE AND OTHER CHEM

"Hey Dad!  I'm getting those red bumps on my skin again!" Time to get out of the pool?  Green hair?  Dry Skin? Rashes? Imagine a pristine clear pool with NO Chlorine taste, smell or feel! It's here.  

NO MORE GREEN POOLS!

"Honey, the pool is green again!  We have a party this weekend!  Call the Pool Company!"  Think of this: No more GREEN POOLS.  And your company can be the one to bring that to market!  It's here.