Let’s find the filter that fits
Search the part number from your old filter or your refrigerator model. If nothing comes up, send us the details and we will match it by hand.
Where to find your number
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On your current filter
Pull the filter out and read the label. The part number is a short code such as EDR1RXD1, DA29-00020B, LT1000P or MWF. This is the most reliable way to match.
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Inside the fridge door
Open the fresh-food door and look for a sticker on the side wall or ceiling. The refrigerator model number is printed next to “Model” or “M/N”.
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In the owner's manual
The replacement filter part number is listed in the water filter section of the manual, which is usually also available on the manufacturer's website.
Still not sure? Ask us.
Email your refrigerator brand and model number, plus the part number on your current filter if you have it. We will reply with the exact cartridge to order.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the right filter for my fridge?
The quickest way is the part number printed on the filter you are replacing — for example EDR1RXD1, DA29-00020B or LT1000P. Type it into the search box and we will show the matching cartridge. If the old filter is gone, use the model number on the plate inside your fridge door instead, or email it to us and we will match it for you.
Are these original brand-name filters?
No. Everything we sell is our own OEM Filter Supply cartridge, built as a compatible replacement for the brand-name part listed on the product page. Brand names and part numbers are shown only so you can find the one that fits.
How often should I replace my filter?
About every six months, or sooner if the water flow slows down or the taste changes. Most fridges also have an indicator light that turns on when it is time.
How much is shipping and how long does it take?
Shipping is free on every order inside the United States. Orders leave our warehouse in 1 to 2 business days and usually arrive 3 to 5 business days after that.
What if I order the wrong filter?
Send it back. Unused filters in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days, and we email you a prepaid label so the return costs you nothing.
Do multi-packs really work out cheaper?
Yes. A 2-pack takes 8% off every filter and a 3-pack takes 15% off, and shipping stays free. Since a filter lasts about six months, a 3-pack covers a year and a half.