Do Refrigerator water filters remove fluoride?

I am interested in knowing if the built-in water purification system on a typical refrigerator (this one being a GE model) remove the fluoride from the water?

My chemistry professor in college maintained that fluoride is a known human carcinogen and that it provides no net health benefits provided you actually take care of your teeth on your own. I am not a fan of fluoridated water as I have seen studies that show fluoride leads to all sorts of health problems.

But that aside, I am not looking for a debate about the merits of fluoride, only information about what sort of filters are needed to remove it from my water.

Thank you. :)

Most use carbon filters so no, one that uses mixed bed deionizing resin yes.

One Response to “Do Refrigerator water filters remove fluoride?”

  1. Leo H Says:

    Most use carbon filters so no, one that uses mixed bed deionizing resin yes.
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