Aquabliss safety review
Founded 2015 · Part of Adnomix, Inc. (registered owner of the AQUABLISS trademark; the selling entity is Aquabliss Inc.)
Our verdict
AcceptableAquabliss sells shower filters, and no certifier's register stands behind them: NSF's drinking-water-treatment listings return no match for Aquabliss or Adnomix by company or trade name, the brand is not on NSF's listing for NSF/ANSI 177, the shower-filter standard, and neither IAPMO R&T's directory nor WQA's Gold Seal finder lists it — all read on 2026-10-12. The company does not claim otherwise. Its SF100 page names the filter media and cites no certification, so what the filter reduces — chlorine, and by its own account chloramine and heavy metals — is the company's statement and nobody else's. That is why the grade is acceptable rather than recommended. We found no recall in CPSC's database or openFDA, no California Proposition 65 notice and no federal court docket in which Aquabliss Inc. or Adnomix, Inc. is a party, as of 2026-10-12. What a reader should also know is how little company there is to look at: the trademark belongs to Adnomix, Inc., a British Virgin Islands corporation at a registered agent's address, the seller is Aquabliss Inc., a Delaware entity at a numbered box address, and no operating office, factory or owner is published. That is an absence of information, not a finding against the product.
- Best for
- A household that wants an inexpensive, tool-free shower filter for chlorine smell and is content to judge it by the result rather than by a certificate.
- Skip if
- You want the chlorine reduction certified — NSF/ANSI 177 is the shower-filter standard, NSF publishes the products that hold it, and this is not one of them; and skip any shower filter if lead is the worry, because that is a drinking-water question.
Reviewed by Dan Golden · October 2026
Company facts
- What they make
- water, shower filter
- Where it's made
- The brand's own About page says "Aquabliss was founded in 2015." Its SF100 page lists the cartridge media as calcium sulfite, redox media and activated carbon, with a separate vitamin C and tourmaline infusion stage, and a 3-6 month cartridge life. The company does not say who manufactures the filters or where. The USPTO records the AQUABLISS mark (Reg. No. 5179963, filed 2016) as owned by Adnomix, Inc., a British Virgin Islands corporation; the site's terms and Amazon's seller disclosure both name Aquabliss Inc., 4023 Kennett Pike #50088, Wilmington, Delaware.
The company behind Adnomix, Inc. (trademark owner, British Virgin Islands; sold in the US by Aquabliss Inc.)
- Founded
- 2015
- Headquarters
- Unknown — the trademark owner is registered in Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; the selling entity, Aquabliss Inc., gives a Wilmington, Delaware mailbox. No operating office is published.
- Ownership
- Unknown
We could not confirm who owns it.
Safety breakdown
We found no recall under Aquabliss, AquaBliss Inc or Adnomix in CPSC's recall database, searched by recall title, manufacturer and product name, or in openFDA's food, drug and device enforcement data as of 2026-10-12. No California Proposition 65 60-day notice — a notice under the state's warning-label law — names Aquabliss or Adnomix as an alleged violator in the Attorney General's register as of the same date. No third-party certification: NSF's Drinking Water Treatment Units listing returns "No Matching Products Found" for the company names Adnomix and Aquabliss and for the trade name Aquabliss; NSF's listing for NSF/ANSI 177 (shower filtration) does not include the brand; IAPMO R&T's product listing directory returns no record for either name; and WQA's Gold Seal product finder returns "No results" for both. The brand's own product page claims none of these. Corporate record: USPTO shows the AQUABLISS registration renewed in 2026 with Adnomix, Inc. (British Virgin Islands) as owner and no assignment recorded; Amazon's seller disclosure names AquaBliss Inc in Wilmington, Delaware. A search of federal dockets on CourtListener as of 2026-10-12 found none in which either company is a party.
Aquabliss on SafeMama
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We found no recall under Aquabliss, AquaBliss Inc or Adnomix in CPSC's recall database, searched by recall title, manufacturer and product name, or in openFDA's food, drug and device enforcement data as of 2026-10-12. No California Proposition 65 60-day notice — a notice under the state's warning-label law — names Aquabliss or Adnomix as an alleged violator in the Attorney General's register as of the same date. No third-party certification: NSF's Drinking Water Treatment Units listing returns "No Matching Products Found" for the company names Adnomix and Aquabliss and for the trade name Aquabliss; NSF's listing for NSF/ANSI 177 (shower filtration) does not include the brand; IAPMO R&T's product listing directory returns no record for either name; and WQA's Gold Seal product finder returns "No results" for both. The brand's own product page claims none of these. Corporate record: USPTO shows the AQUABLISS registration renewed in 2026 with Adnomix, Inc. (British Virgin Islands) as owner and no assignment recorded; Amazon's seller disclosure names AquaBliss Inc in Wilmington, Delaware. A search of federal dockets on CourtListener as of 2026-10-12 found none in which either company is a party.
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Where this brand appears
- ListedBath and shower water filters: our CuZn bath ball review, and what to buy nowAquabliss SF100 Daily Revitalize Shower Filter - Chrome | Vitamin C shower filter, vitamins and minerals infusion, softer-feeling skin, healthier hair, SF100 · updated Nov 2026
- ListedThe water filter cheat sheetAquabliss SF100 Daily Revitalize Shower Filter - Chrome | Vitamin C shower filter, vitamins and minerals infusion, softer-feeling skin, healthier hair, SF100 · updated Oct 2026
Aquabliss products we track
Manufacturer statement checked · source
Recall history
No recalls found. We checked CPSC and FDA recall databases as of October 14, 2026 and found no recalls for this brand. Recall databases update continuously — if you own a recalled product, the official notice is always the source to follow.