Why doesn’t my Valeacell carafe have an emblem or symbol on the bottom? My carafe doesn’t have an emblem, a ‘Flower of Life’ or an aluminium plate on the bottom. Is it a cheap fake?
No – that’s by design! Valeacell deliberately does NOT use optical illusions for ionisation.
This is how genuine ionisation works:
- Activated carbon filter (removes pollutants)
- Mineral beads in the filter (produce alkaline water with a pH of 8.5–9.4)
- No need for an engraved ‘Flower of Life’ – that’s just for show and serves no purpose
The evidence is scientific:
- Buy a pH test strip (~€2 from a chemist’s)
- Test the filtered water yourself
- pH value 8.5–9.4 = genuine ionisation ✓
Many cheap carafes have:
- ✗ Engraved symbols (looks good, but does nothing)
- ✗ Aluminium plates (a visual gimmick)
- ✗ ‘Energising’ stickers (no function)
Valeacell features:
- ✓ Functional activated carbon filters
- ✓ Mineral ionisation beads
- ✓ Measurable with pH test strips
- ✓ No visual gimmicks
Conclusion: No logo = genuine quality, not just a visual gimmick.