Our standard

What we will prove, and what we will not say.

This is the commitment VANNR holds itself to while VANNR ONE is being developed. It is deliberately specific, so you can hold us to it.

The VANNR ONE showerhead laid out in parts: housing, collar and spray face, cartridge, washer and thread tape.

Concept visual. Final product design may change.

A certificate for a different filter, cartridge or test condition is not proof for the product a customer receives. VANNR's published evidence will apply to the final production configuration.

Six commitments

1. Test the final configuration

Claims will be based on the product as manufactured and shipped—not on a supplier's sample, a similar housing or a different cartridge.

2. Publish the conditions

A filtration result without its test conditions is decoration. We will publish the laboratory, the protocol, the water used and the volume tested.

3. Explain the limitations

We will state plainly what VANNR ONE does not do, including where a shower filter is the wrong tool for the problem.

4. Trace production batches

Batch traceability is a design target so that a result can be tied to the run it came from.

5. Design for replacement

A filter you cannot easily service is a filter that stops working silently. Replacement is a first-order design constraint.

6. Improve from real usage data

Beta installations and founding-member feedback feed back into the product before it is finalised.

The order matters

What gets tested, and when.

01

Flow and spray

Whether the shower is still good. A filter that ruins the shower is a filter you stop using, which filters nothing.

02

Seal integrity

It is a pressurised joint on a bathroom wall. Leaks get tested before anything else is promised.

03

Filtration, last

Independent testing of the finished production configuration, once the hardware is settled. Testing an early sample would produce a number we would have to withdraw.

Filtration sits deliberately last. Publishing a figure measured on a prototype would mean retracting it later.

What we will not do

We will not call a shower filter a whole-home water softener. We will not promise medical or dermatological results. We will not publish a substance list we cannot evidence for the production product. We will not use fabricated reviews, invented customer counts, borrowed press logos or laboratory imagery that implies testing we have not done.

Supplier marketing copy is not evidence. Where a manufacturer's listing makes claims about skin, hair or specific contaminants, those claims stay with the manufacturer until we have tested the finished product ourselves.

We will not publish an internal diagram of the product that we drew ourselves. If you see a cross-section here, it came from the people who make the tooling.

If we get something wrong, we will correct it on this page rather than quietly deleting it.

Better information is part of the product.

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