6-Pack of 16x25x1 Nordic Pure MERV 10 Pleated Air Filters for Furnace AC

Michael S: Been using these Nordic Pure filters for a couple of years now. They hold up well and easy to insert and replace.

United States on Nov 25, 2023

Cory Godnai: Affordable and reliable

United States on Oct 04, 2023

Cate: Not real durable, but good value for the price you pay. Would recommend changing it out every month. Overall works as advertised

United States on May 28, 2023

ML: A high quantity furnace filter. I wouldn’t push these to the 3-month change interval limit though as they are a tight filter and the charcoal doesn’t last that long for odour reduction. I change my filters monthly but I am a bit obsessive - two months would be ok I’m sure.

Canada on Jul 30, 2022

wayne weeks: as advertised

Canada on Feb 09, 2022

bbqtester: Thought I'd try this out. Very good quality filters. The carbon is very well engineered into it, doesn't powder out like cheap ones. No odor and air feels cleaner. Definitely buy these again.

Canada on Jan 11, 2022

ML: Removes fine dust and particles, with the bonus of some odour removal. Our household air is definitely cleaner based on less visible dust on surfaces. Just don't know how long the activated carbon will function but I change my furnace filters monthly so that's probably not an issue.

Canada on Jul 12, 2021

Amazon Customer: VG PRODUCT SERVES THE PURPOSE WELL

Canada on Jul 12, 2021

D. FowlerD. Fowler: The MERV factor was what I was looking for in this particular filter. I’d tried out another brand, with a MERV factor of 13, but am equally satisfied with the Nordic Pure brand. I’d read a lot of reviews on a variety of filters and these appeared to be reliable and effective. I decided to try them out to see for myself just how good they were. MERV stands for Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value, something that tells me exactly how efficient a filter is. We’d been using some inexpensive ones much lower MERV factor (some as low as 6), but because of the dust in this house I wanted something even more efficient.

The Nordic Pure are MERV 12, one number short of the highest MERV that a household would use. Anything higher usually is used in an industrial or hospital setting. I want to eliminate as many allergens as I can from our duct system. Dirt, pollen, allergens, dust, and on and on. The usual recommend on replacing a filter is two or three months, but the Nordic Pure, as did the other ones I used, are pulling out so much from my furnace system, I decided I’ll change them out once a month. It’s a small price to pay for keeping a healthy...

United States on Nov 06, 2018

usna98: I am allergic to pretty much every allergen in the book, so for years I purchased the higher MERV/MPR rated filters that purported to be better for allergy sufferers like myself. After moving into a new construction house two years ago and having a chance to chat with the HVAC installation crew, I was convinced to switch over to this much less expensive Nordic Pure MERV 8 filter. While the higher rated filters initially do a better job at filtering out all of the household allergens, those filters quickly clog up and becomes less efficient at providing airflow to your house, driving up energy costs and potentially overloading/harming your HVAC system. A little research on the web confirmed what those HVAC guys told me. I've been using these filters in my house for the past two years and my allergies are no different than what they were using the more expensive premium allergy filters. To be safe, I do change them out monthly, whereas some of the literature online indicates you can go a little longer between changes; it really depends on how often your system runs. These filters fit my 16x25x1 furnace housing fine. The filters do come in a branded Nordic...

United States on Feb 22, 2016