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Big Berkey 2.25 Gallon Gravity Water Filter System with Black Berkey Elements — BodyWell1

Big Berkey Gravity Water Filter System with Black Berkey Elements

The Gold Standard in Non-Toxic Water Filtration

The Big Berkey is the cult-favorite gravity water filter trusted by the non-toxic living community for decades. With a 2.25-gallon capacity and 2 powerful Black Berkey Elements, it purifies tap water, well water, and even untreated water sources — no electricity, no plumbing, no plastic waste.

Why the Big Berkey?

  • 2 Black Berkey Filter Elements — each lasts up to 3,000 gallons (6,000 gallons combined)
  • Gravity-Fed System — no electricity or water pressure required
  • Stainless Steel Construction — BPA-free, durable, and toxin-free
  • Removes 200+ Contaminants — including lead, chlorine, fluoride (with PF-2 add-on), PFAS, pesticides, and bacteria
  • 2.25 Gallon Capacity — ideal for families of 1–4
  • Easy to Assemble — no tools or plumber needed
  • Cost-Effective — just pennies per gallon after the initial investment

What It Removes

Black Berkey Elements are tested to remove or reduce lead, chlorine, chloramines, PFAS, VOCs, pharmaceuticals, heavy metals, bacteria, viruses, parasites, and 200+ other contaminants — making it one of the most comprehensive gravity filters available.

Perfect For

Families who want powerful filtration without relying on electricity, renters, preppers, and anyone who takes clean water seriously. A true investment in your family's long-term health.

⭐ What Customers Are Saying

Customers rave about the Big Berkey as a life-changing purchase — particularly its ability to dramatically improve water taste and the confidence it gives knowing exactly what's been filtered out. Fans of the non-toxic lifestyle love that it's made of stainless steel with no plastic contact points, and appreciate the incredibly long filter life that makes it one of the most cost-effective clean water solutions available. Many say once they switched to Berkey, they never went back to bottled water.

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