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Water Ionizer Review and Comparison of the New Chanson Miracle-Max Water Ionizer

Posted by Alkaline Water Plus on 7th May 2011

It was a pleasure testing and comparing the new  Chanson Miracle-Max water ionizer last week. The Chanson Miracle-Max water ionizer, AKA M.A.X., is far better than the Chanson Miracle [regular] water ionizer and it’s only a little more expensive. At a reasonable cost of $1995. [limited introductory price], the purchase of the Chanson Miracle-Max water ionizer is a lot of value for the price.

The manufacturer’s claim was that the M.A.X. could make both strong acid and alkaline water for anyone with ANY water source. The Chanson company claimed the Miracle Max water ionizer [with its huge electrode plates, totalling 364 sq. inches of electrode surface area] is as powerful as an 11-plate semi-commercial water ionizer and powerful enough to be used for disinfecting by doctors, hospitals, dentists, spas, vets, restaurants, the food industry, and home use.

After testing the Chanson Miracle-Max all of last week, I’m ready to say that…

The Chanson Miracle-Max water ionizer is a great water ionizer and lives up to the manufacturer’s claims.

The following features are very good improvements over the other Chanson water ionizers:

  • The Chanson Miracle-Max has a flow control knob.
  • The Chanson Miracle-Max has a large mineral port.
  • The Chanson Miracle-Max is authorized to be used with Himalayan rock salt to boost its ionization for the extremes of high/low pH capability.
  • The Chanson Miracle-Max is easy to program.

The following two videos show various testing and demonstrating of the new Chanson Miracle Max water ionizer.

Last week I also spent a little time comparing the Miracle Max water ionizer to the Jupiter Athena water ionizer as well. You can see the results, both in the videos and the chart, below. The Miracle Max water ionizer was programmed a bit on the high-side at every level. I do not encourage consumers to program their water ionizer up this high. It’s best to have a nice graduation from Level 1 to Level 4 that makes it an easy progression for your body to adjust to drinking alkaline ionized water. But, nevertheless, you can see in the water ionizer comparison videos and chart, below, what the Chanson Miracle-Max is capable of.

Miracle-Max vs. Jupiter Athena Water Ionizer Comparison

 

Chanson Miracle-Max Water Ionizer

Jupiter AthenaWater Ionizer

Level 1   pH/ORP

10.0/-105

9.9/-92

Level 2   pH/ORP

11.2/-700

10.6/-210

Level 3    pH/ORP

11.3/-700

11.2/-800

Level 4    pH/ORP

11.5/-830

11.5/-833

Lowest Acid Water

2.3

2.3

The results of the water ionizer comparison between the Jupiter Athena and the Chanson Miracle Max are that both water ionizers are about equally capable of producing great ionized water. [Note: The Miracle Max, brand new, is being tested against a 2-year-old Athena water ionizer, but nonetheless they are both coming out great in this comparison.]

I feel very confident recommending the Chanson Miracle-Max water ionizer as a great, high-powered water ionizer.

Cathleen Lograsso

Cathleen LoGrasso

My background is in physiology, teaching, nutrition and weight loss. I have raised 5 children who are all grown now. I have a masters degree in education and was a teacher/principal for 24 years. I created Alkaline Water Plus in 2009 to educate people about the benefits of ionized water.

The very best thing I have ever purchased is a WATER IONIZER, and I've been in perfect health ever since I started drinking ionized water 25 years ago! Understanding and knowing how to control and manage my own body's pH and antioxidant levels at the cellular level has made all the difference in the world in my life, my family's lives and in a countless number of my friends and associates over the years.

Cathie LoGrasso Owner, Alkaline Water Plus

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