Accessibility Statement
The GoodFor Company is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible online experience for all users, including people with disabilities. Our goal is to ensure that everyone can browse, shop, and interact with our website comfortably and independently.
We strive to follow best practices aligned with:
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA
- Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- European Accessibility Act (EAA) (where applicable)
Accessibility is an ongoing effort, and we continually evaluate and improve our website to support users with diverse needs.
Accessibility Tools & Features
To help visitors customize their browsing experience, our website includes an Accessibility Menu, which can be opened by clicking the accessibility icon or pressing CTRL + X.
One-Click Accessibility Profiles
These preset profiles make quick adjustments based on common accessibility needs:
- Epileptic safe: Reduces flashing or animated content.
- Vision impaired: Increases text size, contrast, and visual clarity.
- Cognitive focus: Simplifies layout and highlights key elements.
- ADHD friendly: Lowers distractions and reduces motion on the page.
- Motor impaired: Enhances keyboard accessibility and simplifies interactions.
- Color blindness: Applies supportive color filters for clearer differentiation.
Text & Display Adjustments
Visitors can control how text and visual content appears:
- Bigger text
- Text spacing
- Line height
- Text alignment
- Bigger cursor
- Dyslexia-friendly font
- Image tooltips
- Hide images
- Pause animations
Color Adjustments
Tools that support visibility and contrast preferences:
- Invert colors
- Adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation
- Apply color filters (grayscale, red/green, blue/yellow, green/red)
Navigation & Reading Support
Features designed to help with reading and orientation:
- Reading line & reading mask
- Highlight links
- Read page (text-to-speech)
- Page structure mode
- Full keyboard navigation support
Widget Controls & Layout
Users may also customize how the Accessibility Menu itself appears:
- Large widget mode
- Multilingual menu
- Move widget (left/right)
- Hide widget
- Reset settings: Restore all accessibility preferences to default
Technical Approach
Our website is built using modern technologies that support accessibility, including:
- Semantic HTML
- WAI-ARIA attributes
- CSS for layout and visual styling
- JavaScript for interactive components
These technologies help ensure compatibility with:
- Major browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge)
- Assistive tools such as JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver
- Keyboard navigation and a variety of devices
Ongoing Improvements
We regularly:
- Review content and code updates
- Conduct automated and manual accessibility tests
- Monitor accessibility guidelines and regulatory updates
- Address newly discovered accessibility issues
- Maintain an ongoing improvement plan
Accessibility is not a one-time project — it's a continuous commitment.
Limitations & Third-Party Content
Despite our efforts, some parts of the site may not be fully accessible:
- Third-party integrations (apps, embedded widgets, reviews, videos)
- User-generated content
- Legacy media or older page templates
- External services beyond our control
If you experience any barriers, we will make reasonable efforts to provide accessible alternatives upon request.
Feedback & Contact Information
We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of our website.
If you encounter an accessibility issue or have suggestions, please contact us:
Email: hello@thegoodforco.com
Phone: 833-488-3489
Address: 2712 Loker Avenue West, 1259, 92010 Carlsbad California, United States
What Every Home Needs to Know
The best system depends on your water quality and goals. Reverse osmosis is ideal for thorough purification. Whole-home filters are perfect for overall water safety, while faucet and shower filters are great for specific points of use.
Tap water may meet federal guidelines but often contains chlorine, heavy metals, PFAS, and microplastics. Testing your water is the only way to be sure what you're drinking
You can use an at-home test kit or send a sample to a certified lab. These tests reveal contaminants like lead, nitrates, bacteria, and fluoride.
Depending on the type, filters can remove chlorine, sediment, heavy metals, pesticides, VOCs, PFAS, fluoride, bacteria, and more.
Replace filters based on use and type: pitchers every 2–3 months, RO systems every 6–12 months, and whole-house filters annually, or as directed by the manufacturer.
Reverse osmosis (RO) pushes water through a semipermeable membrane to remove up to 99% of contaminants. It's one of the most effective filtration technologies available.
Yes. It ensures every tap, shower, and appliance receives clean, filtered water—protecting your health, plumbing, and home value.
Yes. They reduce chlorine and other chemicals that can irritate skin, dry out hair, and trigger respiratory issues.
Absolutely. Faucet filters, countertop RO systems, pitchers, and shower filters are all renter-friendly and require no permanent changes.
PFAS (aka “forever chemicals”) are toxic substances found in many U.S. water supplies. Linked to cancer, hormone disruption, and immune issues, PFAS are difficult to remove. The most effective solutions are certified reverse osmosis systems and specialized activated carbon filters.
Most standard filters can't. To remove fluoride, you need a reverse osmosis system or a filter specifically certified for fluoride reduction (e.g., activated alumina or bone char).
Chlorine odor is common in municipal water and can be eliminated with activated carbon filters. A sulfur/rotten egg smell may come from hydrogen sulfide—common in well water—and needs specific filtration (like aeration or catalytic carbon).
Filtered water removes contaminants. Alkaline water increases pH, often adding minerals like calcium or magnesium. Alkaline systems may benefit those with acid reflux or looking to reduce bodily acidity, but they should complement—not replace—filtration.
No. Well water isn't regulated like city water. It may contain bacteria, arsenic, nitrates, or heavy metals. We strongly recommend full-spectrum testing and installing a multi-stage filtration system tailored to the test results.
Yes, but only certain filters. Reverse osmosis and ultrafiltration membranes are the most effective at removing microplastics, which are increasingly present in municipal and bottled water sources.
Some do. Reverse osmosis, for example, removes nearly everything—including minerals. Many RO systems now offer remineralization stages to restore calcium, magnesium, and trace elements for optimal taste and health.
A whole house filter paired with a kitchen reverse osmosis system works best. This combo ensures every tap is clean while providing ultra-purified water for drinking and cooking.
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