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Updated Bus Fares (2019)

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PLEASE CHECK THIS LINK FOR SUMMARY OF FARES, SCHEDULE AND ROUTES FOR BUS TRANSPORT AROUND THE PHILIPPINES

VICTORY LINER SCHEDULE & FARE

PARTAS BUS LINES

PARTAS

SCHEDULE

DESTINATION

Pasay Station

06:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Laoag

Pasay Station

07:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Vigan


Pasay Station

08:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Laoag/Abra

Pasay Station

09:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Vigan

Pasay Station

10:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Laoag/Abra/Vigan

Pasay Station

11PM/12AM – Standard (AC)

Laoag/Abra/Vigan


DESTINATION

BUS TYPE

FARES

VIGAN

STANDARD AIRCON

585-685

VIGAN

DELUXE W/ CR

700-800

LAOAG

STANDARD/FIRSTCLASS/SUPER DELUXE

797/ 900/ 965

Photo credit: Partas Trans Co.

PARTAS BUS TRIPS SCHEDULES (CUBAO BUS TERMINAL) 

TRIP NUMBER

    TIME

ROUTE

1

1:00AM

VIGAN

2

2:00AM

LAOAG

3

3:30AM

ABRA

4

4:30AM

SFLU

5

5:30AM

LAOAG

6

6:30AM

ABRA

7

7:00AM

SFLU

8

7:00AM

CLARK

9

7:15AM

CANDON

10

8:00AM

LAOAG

11

8:30AM

ABRA

12

9:15AM

VIGAN

13

10:00AM

SFLU

14

10:00AM

LAOAG

15

11:00AM

ABRA

16

11:30AM

SFLU

17

11:30AM

CLARK

18

12:00NN

LAOAG

19

12:45PM

ABRA

20

1:15PM

VIGAN

21

2:00PM

SFLU

22

2:45PM

ABRA

23

3:30PM

LAOAG

24

4:15PM

VIGAN

25

5:00PM

SFLU

26

5:30PM

LAOAG

27

6:15PM

ABRA

28

7:00PM

VIGAN

29

8:00PM

SFLU

30

8:00PM

LAOAG

31

9:00PM

ABRA

32

9:00PM

VIGAN

33

10:00PM

ABRA

34

10:00PM

LAOAG

35

10:00PM

CANDON

36

11:00PM

VIGAN

37

11:00PM

LAOAG

38

12:00MN

ABRA

39

12:00MN

LAOAG

 Note: Schedules may change without prior notice.

PARTAS BUS COMPANY CONTACT NUMBERS

Pasay Terminal:852-8194

Cubao Terminal:727-8278

Sampaloc Terminal:743-3242

Laoag Terminal: 771-4898, 771-1514

Abra Terminal:752-8262, 752-861

Vigan Terminal:722-2933, 722-3369

La Union Terminal:242-0465

Baguio Terminal:444-8431

VICTORY LINER

SCHEDULE

DESTINATION

FARE

CUBAO Station

10:15 AM – Deluxe w/ CR

BAGUIO

P715.00

CUBAO Station

11:15 AM – Deluxe w/ CR

BAGUIO

P715.00

CUBAO Station

12:15 PM – Deluxe w/ CR

BAGUIO

P715.00

CUBAO Station

13:15 PM – Deluxe w/ CR

BAGUIO

P715.00

PASAY Station

11:15 AM – Deluxe w/ CR

BAGUIO

P750.00

PASAY Station

11:45 PM – Deluxe w/ CR

BAGUIO

P750.00

PASAY Station

13:15 PM – Deluxe

BAGUIO

P650.00

PEÑAFRNCIA TOURS

SCHEDULE

DESTINATION

FARE

CUBAO Station

21:00 PM – Benz Deluxe (w/ CR)

NAGA

P900.00

CUBAO Station

21:00 PM – Benz Deluxe (w/ CR)

LEGAZPI

P1100.00

CUBAO Station

19:30 PM – Standard Aircon (2×2)

LAGONOY/GOA

P775.00

CUBAO Station

20:00 PM – Standard Aircon (2×2)

LEGAZPI

P800.00

CUBAO Station

20:00 PM – Standard Aircon (2×2)

NAGA

P700.00

ISAROG BUS LINES

SCHEDULE

DESTINATION

FARE

CUBAO Station

20:00 PM – Xtreme Lazyboy (w/ CR)

NAGA

P1000.00

CUBAO Station

20:00 PM – Sleeper Bus (w/ CR)

NAGA

P1200.00

CUBAO Station

21:00 PM – Standard Aircon (2×2)

NAGA

P700.00

CAGSAWA TRAVEL

SCHEDULE

DESTINATION

FARE

CUBAO Station

08:00 AM – Royal Class (2×2)

NAGA/LEGAZPI

P750/850

CUBAO Station

16:30 PM – Royal Class (2×2)

NAGA/LEGAZPI

P750/850

CUBAO Station

17:30 PM – Business Class (2×2)

NAGA/LEGAZPI

P700/800

CUBAO Station

18:30 PM – Elite Class (2×1)

NAGA/LEGAZPI

P920.00

CUBAO Station

19:00 PM – Royal Class (2×2)

NAGA/LEGAZPI

P750/850

CUBAO Station

19:30 PM – Busines Class (2×2)

NAGA/LEGAZPI

P700/800

CUBAO Station

20:30 PM – Royal Class (2×2)

NAGA/LEGAZPI

P750/850

Ermita Station

19:00 PM – Elite Class (2×1)

NAGA/LEGAZPI

P920.00

Ermita Station

19:30 PM – Royal Class (2×2)

NAGA/LEGAZPI

P750/850

RSL TRANSPORT

SCHEDULE

DESTINATION

FARE

Cubao Station

15:30 PM – Economy

Virac/San Andres

–

Cubao Station

16:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Tabacco via Sabluyon

–

Cubao Station

16:30 PM – Standard (AC)

Virac/San Andres

–

Cubao Station

17:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Virac/San Andres

–

Cubao Station

17:30 PM – Standard (AC)

Bulan, Sorsogon

P1300

Cubao Station

18:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Virac/San Andres

–

Cubao Station

18:30 PM – Standard (AC)

Naga/Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

20:30 PM – Standard (AC)

Naga/Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

21:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Naga

–

RAYMOND

SCHEDULE

DESTINATION

FARE

Cubao Station

04:00 AM – Economy

Legazpi

–

Cubao Station

07:00 AM – Economy

Sabang

–

Cubao Station

07:30 AM – Standard (AC)

Gubat

–

Cubao Station

09:30 AM – Standard (AC)

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

12:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Legazpi

–

Cubao Station

14:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

15:00 PM – Economy

Sabang

–

Cubao Station

16:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Gubat

–

Cubao Station

21:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Naga

–

Cubao Station

17:00 PM – Economy

Sabang

–

Cubao Station

17:30 PM – Standard (AC)

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

19:00 PM – Standard (AC)

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

19:30 PM – Standard (AC)

Lagonoy

–

Cubao Station

19:30 PM – Economy

Calabanga

–

Cubao Station

20:30 PM – Standard (AC)

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

21:00 PM – Economy

Sabang

–

Cubao Station

21:30 PM – Standard (AC)

Iriga

–

Cubao Station

23:30 PM – Standard (AC)

Legazpi

–

ALPS

SCHEDULE

DESTINATION

FARE

Cubao Station

10:00 AM – Economy

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

12:00 PM – Economy

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

15:00 PM – Economy

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

16:00 AM – Economy

Tabacco via Sabloyon

–

Cubao Station

18:00 PM – Business (AC) WIFI

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

20:00 PM – Business (AC) WIFI

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

21:45 PM – Business (AC) WIFI

Legazpi/Tabacco

–

Cubao Station

09:00 AM – Economy

ILOILO via Ivisan

–

Cubao Station

11:00 AM – Economy

ILOILO via Passi

–

DOMINION

SCHEDULE

DESTINATION

FARE

Cubao Station

03:00 AM – Standard/Economy

Vigan, Ilocos Sur

–

Cubao Station

06:30 AM – Standard/Economy

Vigan, Ilocos Sur

–

Cubao Station

14:00 AM – Standard/Economy

Vigan, Ilocos Sur

–

Cubao Station

18:30 AM – Standard/Economy

Vigan, Ilocos Sur

–

Cubao Station

20:30 AM – Standard/Economy

Vigan, Ilocos Sur

–

Cubao Station

22:30 AM – Standard/Economy

Vigan, Ilocos Sur

–

Cubao Station

05:30 AM – Standard/Economy

Bangue, Abra

–

Cubao Station

07:30 AM – Standard/Economy

Bangue, Abra

–

Cubao Station

13:00 PM – Standard/Economy

Bangue, Abra

–

Cubao Station

17:00 PM – Standard/Economy

Bangue, Abra

–

Cubao Station

20:00 PM – Standard/Economy

Bangue, Abra

–

Cubao Station

21:00 PM – Standard/Economy

Bangue, Abra

–

Note: Above Fare and Schedule subject to change without prior notice.

ULTRABUS SCHEDULES

ORIGIN: PASAY BUS TERMINAL

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

Southern Leyte: San Ricardo via Abuyog, Silago, Liloan, San Fracisco

7:00AM-8:00AM

Southern Leyte: San Ricardo via Agas, Sugod, Liloan, San Fracisco

8:00AM-9:00AM

Southern Leyte: Maasin via Bato, Sogod, P. Burgos

10:00AM-11:00AM

Leyte: Palompon via Bato, Ormoc, Isabel

11:00AM-12:00AM

Southern Leyte: Maasin via Bato, Matalom

2:00PM-3:00AM

ULTRABUS

CONTACTS:

CUBAO ARANETA BUS TERMINAL

984-7255

PASAY BUS TERMINAL

852-9492

TACLOBAN BUS STATION

(053) 341-3892

MAASIN BUS STATION

(053) 381-3949

ULTRA BUS COMPANY 

553-8627

EAGLESTAR BUS SCHEDULES

ORIGIN: PASAY BUS TERMINAL

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

Southern Leyte: Silago, Liloan

9:00AM

Easter Samar: Borongan, Guiuan, Dolores, Quinapondan

11:00AM

Leyte: Naval, Culaba, Caibiran

10:00AM

Leyte: Ormoc, Maasin

11:30AM

Leyte: Palompon, Ormoc

11:00AM

SILVER STAR BUS COMPANY SCHEDULES

CONTACT NOS:

551-2147

709-2729

ORIGIN: CUBAO BUS TERMINAL

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

Southern Leyte: Liloan, Silago via Abuyog

11:30AM

Leyte: Palompon, Guiuan

12:00PM

Norther Samar, Catarman, Rawis, Catubig

5:30PM

Sorsogon: Gubat, Bulan

7:30PM

ORIGIN: PASAY BUS TERMINAL

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

Bohol: Ubay – Tagbilaran (MWF)

7:30AM

Bohol: Ubay – Tagbilaran (TU-TH-SAT-SUN)

7:30AM

Leyte: Leyte, Biliran, Culaba

9:00AM

Leyte: Ormoc, Tacloban, Villaba, San Isidro

10:30AM

Norther Samar, Catarman, Rawis, Catubig, Las Navas

12:00PM

Leyte: Maasin via Bay Bay, Hilangos, Matalom

12:00PM

Leyte: Maasin via Sogod, Tomas Upos, Macrohon

12:00PM

Leyte: Naval, Macupa, Leyte-Leyte, Biliran

5:00PM

SILVER STAR BUS COMPANY

CONTACTS:

CUBAO ARANETA BUS TERMINAL

439-8768

PASAY BUS TERMINAL

851-8721

BUENDIA BUS STATION

401-2587

EDSA PAYATAS-QC BUS STATION

428-1946

SILVER STAR – SAN PEDRO, LAGUNA

808-3344

FOR CUBAO TRY CONTACTING:                                                                         551-2147/ 709-2729

PP BUS LINE SCHEDULES

ORIGIN: PASAY BUS TERMINAL

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

Tacloban, Naval, Tucdao, Culaba

9:30AM

Ormoc, Matagob, Villaba, San Isidro

10:30AM

Ormoc, Merida, Isabel, Palompon

11:30AM

Baybay, Bato, Sogod, Maasin

12:00PM

Taft, Borongan, Llorente, Guiuan

1:00PM

Ormoc, Merida, Isabel, Palompon

1:00PM

Surigao, Cantiran, Tandag, Mangagoy

2:00PM

Surigao, Butuan, San France, Tagum, Davao

4:30PM

PP BUS LINE

CONTACTS:

PASAY BUS TERMINAL 

439-3078

PASAY BUS TERMINAL 

0919-5340702

MEGA BUS COMPANY SCHEDULES

ORIGIN: PASAY BUS TERMINAL

DESTINATION

TYPE

BOHOL

AC/NAC

MAASIN

AC/NAC

MEGA BUS COMPANY

CONTACTS:

PASAY BUS TERMINAL 

0920-7836636

SUPER 5 BUS TRANSPORT SCHEDULES

ORIGIN: PASAY BUS TERMINAL

FARE:

PHP1000 – NAC

PHP 1500 – AC

DESTINATION

FREQUENCY

BOHOL

DAILY

MAASIN

DAILY

ORMOC

DAILY

SAMAR

DAILY

LEYTE

DAILY

MINDANAO: Lipata, Surigao, Butuan, Tagum, Tandag, Davao

DAILY

SUPER 5 BUS TRANSPORT

CONTACTS:

PASAY BUS TERMINAL 

0908-5083773

CUBAO BUS TERMINAL

0949-6613415

DIMPLE STAR BUS TRANSPORT

ORIGIN:

ARANETA CUBAO TERMINAL

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

CONTACTS

MINDORO

5:00AM

0908.696.4803

MINDORO

12:00PM

0928.413.4565

MINDORO

6:00PM

517.9677

ORIGIN:

ALABANG – METROPOLIS

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

CONTACTS

MINDORO

6:00AM

664.7796

MINDORO

9:00AM

809.7796

MINDORO

1:00PM

0919.429.1999

MINDORO

6:00PM

MINDORO

7:00PM

MINDORO

9:00PM

ORIGIN:

SAMPALOC, ESPANA

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

CONTACTS

MINDORO

8:00AM

985.1451

MINDORO

5:00PM

0908.926.9163

MINDORO

8:00PM

ORIGIN:

PASAY

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

CONTACTS

MINDORO

9:00PM

407.4614

MINDORO

6:00PM

0928.603.3691

MINDORO

9:00PM

ORIGIN:

SANTOLAN

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

CONTACTS

MINDORO

6:00AM

416.8956

MINDORO

1:00PM

MINDORO

7:00PM

LAOAG – VIGAN – (PARTAS) – PHP 175 AC

LAOAG – PAGUDPUD – PHP 60 NAC

– FARES AND SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.

– PLEASE CONTACT THE OPERATOR FOR THE LATEST SCHEDULES.

PLEASE CHECK THIS LINK FOR SUMMARY OF FARES, SCHEDULE AND ROUTES FOR BUS TRANSPORT AROUND THE PHILIPPINES

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View of Hoshino Resort from Mt. Tomamu

It’s been my dream to see Unkai in Japan. Funny to admit
but the dream is kind of big. In
fact, I’d been hopeful and “redundant” about it that whenever I talk to someone
from Japan, the conversation would involve something like this,

“I wanna see the Unkai” 

“The what?” 

“Un-kai” 

“Un..?” 

“Hmm… Unkai… the sea of clouds?” 

“Ahh Unkai!”


Most Japanese wouldn’t get what I mean till I utter the
phrase sea of clouds. Ironic because Unkai is in Japanese already means “sea of clouds”. Maybe I am mispronouncing? Well, it doesn’t
matter now, does it? Because finally, I got to chase Unkai in Hokkaido!

This Silver Week, I travelled to Hokkaido with
lists of places to visit. Among the sightseeing spots is the Unkai Terrace in Tomamu.

The Unkai Terrace is part of the Hoshino Resorts, the deemed
most expensive resort hotel in Hokkaido. The hotel I stayed in is not as expensive as Hoshino
Resorts Hotel but already good. I like this hotel, Gracee Tomamu, and I will make a separate
post dedicated to our stay there.

Back to “Unkai”, I learned that seeing this phenomenon heavily relies on special climatic conditions. It is best seen in the early morning and again, depends on the weather…

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    • “ The cloud sea can be closely observed — and almost touched — because Unkai Terrace elevation of 1088 meters is a perfect altitude to encounter this phenomenon. You’ll be astounded as the cloud sea rolls over the mountains of the region, like a panoramic Japanese scroll painting.” (cooljapan.com)
Took a snap before we left… the bicycles were in the bicycle parking on the far left… it’s dark haha

To witness Unkai, I woke up at 3:40 AM and
cycled a pitch-dark path for more than 40 minutes. I used the free road bicycles from our hotel. The cold breeze almost left
my hands numb but invigorated the rest of my senses (partly due to the smell of
the alpines and wildflowers).

wildflowers along the road of shimakkapu
Where’s my bike?

Around the Hoshino Resorts area, I parked my bicycle and headed to the ropeway station. I took a gondola to get to the top of Mt. Tomamu where the Unkai Terrace is situated. The fare was 3000 JPY for a two-way ride and comes with a Post Card you can send anywhere in the world for free.

It’s not even Autumn yet, but the temperature at the terrace already felt freezing. Some visitors opted to drink hot coffee while waiting for the sunrise. If you feel hungry, you can buy coffee or breakfast at a reasonable price either at the small cafe in the Ropeway station or at the restaurant next to the viewing deck. In my case, I didn’t feel like eating. It’s probably because it was too early so I just stood there in bated breath, hopeful to witness the rolling sea of clouds, as I watched the majestic sunrise greet this beautiful part of the Hokkaido!

Here are some photos I took:

a couple and the sea of clouds… i just got this photo from cooljapan.com

unkai! photo from cooljapan.com

The rays of the sun slowly gleamed over the place until
everything was golden. There weren’t much clouds. Surprisingly, my thoughts are filled with many things including a curious way of articulating the cloud appearance but none relating to resentment.

Turns out, my effort to go there wasn’t futile. I wasn’t saddened by the
missed Unkai experience because the sunrise from the peak of the mountain and the view of the vast landscape were equally stunning. I’m still grateful and rather honoured to see such spectacular
creation.

My chase for the sea of clouds doesn’t end here. In fact, it’s just begun. And I’ll try my luck, next time, maybe in Mt. Ulap!

Have you seen a sea of clouds before? Must be exhilarating to see them stream right in front of you. I hope to hear about your thoughts down the comment section below.

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Wondering whether the Multipure Aquadome Drinking Water System by Legande, Inc. is worth the splurge? Here are my thoughts.

Do you really need the Multipure Aquadome Drinking Water System? Water, as you know, is vital for all known forms of life. It comprises about 60% of the human body, so it’s hardly surprising that manufacturers have been stuffing water systems with innovations and solutions that are aimed at improving our health and life in general.

When I first heard of water filters, my immediate thought was: “does this water system actually help or is it just an added fancy feature for a drink that’s already available in our home?”

There’s no real way of knowing the answer without getting acquainted with such a product. Thankfully, I’ve attended Legande’s product launch last month, where the Multipure Aquadome was unveiled and put to test. So keep reading to find out if you should be investing in the Multipure Aquadome Drinking Water System, or if it’s something to keep in mind for the future.

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What does Multipure Aquadome Drinking Water System do?

What it does exactly is it reduces contaminants in your water, leaving it healthful, pleasant tasting and smelling cleaner. As the name suggests, the Aquadome is shaped like a dome. It sits on the countertop next to your sink, only taking up about as much room as a small pitcher, and connects to your faucet.

It has solid carbon block filters that are certified and extensively tested by the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) International—you have to understand that NSF International sets and tests products for public health and environmental safety standards.

The rigorous certification process holds companies, like Legande Inc., accountable in all aspects of their manufacturing. When a product is certified, it earns the right to bear the trademark NSF® mark, meaning, the product performs as it claims. 

Before I continue discussing Multipure Aquadome’s NSF certification, let’s first have a run-through of what’s inside the Multipure Aquadome box.


Unboxing Multipure Aquadome

What’s included inside the box are the following:

1. Housing top

2. Filter Cartridge

3. Black Gasket

4. Housing bottom

5. House and diverter valve

6. Hand tool

7. Four standard adapters (second photo)

8. Manual with performance data sheet and Water Treatment Device Certificate

Installation parts overview from Multipure Aquadome Manual
Standard adapters from Multipure Aquadome Manual
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Specifications

Model Name: Aquadome (MPAD)

Approximate Filter Capacity: 750 Gallons

Replacement Filter Type: CB6AD

Approximate Flow Rate: 0.75 gpm @60 psi

House Composition: Polypropylene

Rubber Items: Silicone

Outlet: 1/4” stem

Inlet: 3/8” stem

Working Pressure Range: 30 psi (2.1 kg/cm2) to 100 psi (7.0 kg/cm2)

Operating Temperature Range: 32o F (0o C) to 100o F (38o C) – for cold water use only

Particle Retention Size: 0.5 micron (sub-micron)

Certified By: NSF International

My Multipure Aquadome at home

What are the benefits and features of Multipure Aquadome

Safe drinking water 

The most important feature of the Multipure Aquadome is its reliable and efficient filter that turns the tap water into a clean, healthful, (even tasty) water.

According to a peer-reviewed study published in the journal Heliyon last year, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) said that 87 percent of the cancer risk present in tap water comes from arsenic and byproducts of common disinfectants. Long-term exposure to arsenic, per the World Health Organization, can cause skin cancer, as well as cancer of the bladder and the lungs.

Tasty and healthful water

Multipure Aquadome doesn’t only provide water that’s safe to drink, but safe for food preparation too. Vegetables and fruits have improved taste with the use of water from the Aquadome—definitely brings the highest quality for cooking.

Carbon block technology

The Multipure Drinking Water System utilizes Multipure’s solid carbon block filter. This innovative and proprietary block filter employs multiple methods to reduce the presence of a wide variety of contaminants in water.

NSF-certified

Multipure Aquadome (and all other Multipure drinking water systems) are certified by NSF International to comply with NSF/ANSI Standards 42 and 53 for the reduction of contaminants specified as follows: Chloramine, Chlorine, Nominal particulates, Asbestos, Cyst, Mercury, PCB, Toxaphene, Chlordane, Lead, MTBE, Radon, Turbidity, and other Volatile Organic Compounds. Full list can be found in the manual.

Convenient, stylish, high-grade

Style and convenience are other top features of the Multipure Aquadome.

Its white color lets it blend to any color scheme in your kitchen. Its size doesn’t occupy much space. If you put it just next to your sink, just like what I did, it’s not an eyesore. The plastic housing is not only stylish but also high- quality, impact- and pressure-resistant.

If you already have a faucet at home, you can just install the diverter valve and have additional “water outlets” instead of a replacement. The valve attaches easily to your faucet without tools. How convenient is that!

Cost-effective 

The Aquadome is a cost-effective solution too, given its benefits and features; it can replace costly (yet not as healthy) bottled water.

How much is the Multipure Aquadome?

The Multipure Aquadome with pre-filter currently costs Php44,990.00. The cost comes with a 90-day guarantee—meaning, if it doesn’t live to its performance as it claims, you can exchange the product or refund promptly. 

The drinking water system housing has a lifetime warranty, all other exteriors have one year warranty.

Mr. Ramon Paolo G. Garcia, Jr., Director/Chief Operating Officer of Legande and Ms. Ma. Lourdes A. Biscocho – Vice President Direct Selling posing for a photo opp with the rest of their office staff 

Where to buy the Multipure Aquadome?

You can buy the Multipure Drinking system through Legande Inc online shop. You can also visit their office at Suite 406 West Tower, Philippine Stock Exchange Center, Exchange Road, Ortigas Center, Barangay San Antonio, Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines 1605

You may contact them at telephone numbers: +63 (2) 8 635-6566 to 68

Mobile numbers: +63 (917) 579-8523 (Globe) +63 (999) 999-0812 (Smart).

Parting Words

So, do you really need the Multipure Aquadome Drinking System? If you’ve read through this post and not been intrigued by any of the features and benefits I’ve mentioned, the answer is probably no. If however, you are interested and have a decent budget, I highly recommend you get one. The Multipure Drinking water system will definitely be a useful addition in your kitchen. By installing the Multipure Aquadome in your home, you’re on the right track to improving you and your family’s health.

Do you drink pre-filtered water at home? What do you think about Multipure Aqua Dome prefilter? Do you want to install this water system? Are there other benefits of prefiltered water that I missed? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

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