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How can people with home dialysis machines remove chloramines?

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How can people with home dialysis machines remove chloramines?

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There are two ways to do that – either by adding ascorbic acid or using granular activated carbon treatment. You should first check with your physician, who will probably recommend the appropriate type of water treatment. Often, home dialysis service companies can make the needed modifications, but you should check with your physician to be certain.

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