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Very good value for the money and I can have my filtered drinking water through the same faucet without the hassle of drilling the hole or putting another tap.

UPDATE-After I posted my review, the company wrote the comment below (you can see it in the comments area):"... your question is regarded as a suspected inquiry from other fallacious sellers/competitors".They claim their product is certified lead free. After I contacted the organization they claim certified the faucet and was told that there was neither a record for the faucet nor the manufacturer as having been certified, they are now accusing me of posting "a suspected inquiry from other fallacious sellers/competitors".This has to have been the most bizarre interaction I've ever had with a manufacturer/ seller while buying a product on Amazon. Good thing I got it through Prime, and I'm able to send the faucet back.ORIGINAL REVIEW-My biggest concern when it comes to a kitchen faucet is lead. I don't buy faucets that are not certified lead-free (lead-free meaning that the amount of lead is less than 0.25%). The water going into this particular faucet would be coming from a RO (Reverse Osmosis) system that REMOVES lead and other harmful materials from the drinking water, so I don't want to reintroduce it after it's been filtered.Other people have had the same concern and asked whether the faucet was lead free, the answer from the seller/manufacturer was yes. I was curious and asked which organization certified it as lead-free, I was told the IAPMO (International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials). I contacted the IAPMO and they told me that they didn't have any record of a lead-free certification for either Paking, nor for the model number. I then reached out to the seller and I got the answer below:"The certification is under a different name. If you would like to place substantial orders, we will provide you with more relevant information.Thank you and hope for your kind understanding.Best Regards"Apparently, to get information about their lead-free certification, I would have to place a "substantial order"??Many of the Chinese faucets are NOT lead-free, the only reason I bought this was because of the separate drinking water spout I had planned to connect to my RO system. Needless to say, I bought my reverse osmosis system for a reason and I'm not interested in having my family ingest lead.

This is a great faucet for those that do not want to drill another hole into a granite countertop to install a secondary source of water (like from a Reverse Osmosis unit). Trust me, most plumbers do not drill into granite. You have to hire a granite countertop guy or do it yourself before installing a reverse osmosis water faucet.I was hesitant to order an unfamiliar Chinese brand but gave it a try since it avoided me hiring out and drilling another hole into about 1.5 inches of granite. The faucet quality was high for the $109 price. Had a heavy feel and the only obvious plastic was the flat part of the sprayer head (which you don't see unless you turn the sprayer head up). The unique thing is this allows you to run Reverse Osmosis water through the secondary faucet. Regular unfiltered or softened water goes through the main faucet.I'm fairly handy but I paid a plumber to install this faucet along with an R.O. system. Unless you are super handy with plumbing you might consider hiring out if you are installing an R.O. system at the same time. The faucet comes with lots of parts for various diameter feed tubes The plumber said he had to install it a bit differently than normal. It was all good as I have a good stream of R.O. water and the regular softened water has a great stream too. The instructions included in the box are pretty minimal so it can be daunting to a novice.The main faucet provides a normal stream as well as a spray stream. There is also a temporary shut off button on the faucet head. The sprayer head disconnects easily from the mount for hand spraying and both faucet arms rotate a full 360 degrees. The R.O. faucet works off a knurled knob and works with solid precision.Finally if your granite top only has one hole: you can install it without the flat cover plate (designed to cover three countertop holes). I didn't measure the exact diameter of the fitting into the granite (about 1.5") it did barely fit though. The plumber said our granite had a standard size drilled hole though.Bottomline: Appears to be a solid faucet that should give you at least 10 years of trouble-free service.UPDATE After 1 month. I upgraded from 4 stars to 5 stars. In reality probably 4 1/2 stars. Everything has worked well after the install. The stream quality is great. The company needs to get better instructions made. So far I'm super happy with it.

I'll write an update in six months if anything negative crops up, but I'm VERY pleased with it and still shaking my head over the low price. I would have expected to pay 2-3 times what this cost.When installing the Reverse Osmosis system, we didn't want to drill another hole in the 1.5" thick granite countertop, so we found this one. I was skeptical, but now couldn't be more pleased. Everything works as it should, VERY easy install, and the unique mounting system is rock-solid. Above all, my picky wife is happy with it.It's one of those one-in-100 products that I'd highly recommend to anyone replacing their kitchen faucet for filtered water.

UPDATE AFTER 8 MONTHS OF USEOut of nowhere the faucet switch to change the flow from normal to pressured stream has become extremely difficult to switch back and forth. For me it requires two hands to have the strength to switch it and my fiance lacks the strength completely. Really hoping someone will contact me to get this fixed.---Overall I'm happy with my purchase. Installation was easy. Everything was labeled extremely well. So much extra room in my sink. I love the extra faucet for drinking water. I hooked up a filtration system to this bad boy that connects directly to it. Now I don't have to have to install a separate spigot for drinking water nor do I have to waste filtered water on dishes. The extra sink hole that I saved can now be used to install a soap despenser.The very few cons that I found:1. The button to switch from steady stream to shower spray feels a little cheap. It's made of plastic and I feel like if it was a softer maybe rubber or something it would feel much better in my hands.2. Pulling the neck out could be smoother. It pulls back using a weighted ball that goes under your cabinets. I have pipes directly underneath that hits the ball so pulling the neck in and out is not as smooth as it could be.3. I couldn't find anything that certifies this thing as lead free