The product is supplied as 150 g of loose rock quartz crystals with no housing, jug, or power source. To use it, place the crystals into a clean container of water at the ratio suggested by the product instructions, then leave them to stand so the water can gradually condition through contact with the mineral surface. Because this is not an instant cartridge filter, the process is slow: people typically prepare a batch in advance and keep it ready for drinking through the day, making tea or herbal infusions, rinsing small items, or mixing homemade cosmetic preparations.
After the standing time, the same water can be shared between people, houseplants, and pets, since the product is intended for general household preparation rather than a single use. The crystals are not a chemical additive and remain in the water during use; they can stay in repeated household use for an extended period before the recommended replacement interval. Keep the container covered and the crystals clean, and if your source water is of doubtful quality, use certified purification instead of relying on this mineral method.
In practice, a simple routine is to fill a glass jar or jug with tap or spring water, add the quartz, leave it at room temperature for the suggested time, then pour off what you need and top up the container. This fits kitchens, country houses, or travel stays where a non-electrical option is preferred. The product is a household mineral for water preparation and is not a medicine or a replacement for certified filtration where water safety is uncertain.
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