In the active-home, the water is subjected to intensive physical circulation by specially developed rotating nozzles. This creates a uniform, continuous movement of the water, which is based on the latest findings in fluid mechanics. The process is purely physical and has been patented as a technological solution.

This active movement can influence the natural lime-carbonic acid balance of the water. In practice, this can help to reduce the build-up of calcareous deposits on surfaces. The process takes place without chemical additives and without changing the mineral composition of the water.

The generated water movement is based on natural flow processes. To illustrate this, it is often compared to a natural stream over a distance of around 20 to 30 kilometers. This comparison serves exclusively to describe the intensity and duration of the water movement.

Many users find the treated water to be soft and pleasant in taste. This perception is subjective and can vary from person to person.

The process has been technically examined by independent institutes. The tests relate to the physical functioning and properties of the water. Dropvital does not make any statements about medical, biological or health effects.

The active-home uses a patented rotating nozzle technology that actively causes the water to circulate intensively. In contrast to simple turbulators, the system works with precisely controlled flow dynamics based on modern fluid mechanics knowledge. As a result, the physical properties of the water are influenced in a targeted and reproducible manner.

Active and sustainable water movement

While many commercially available swirlers only generate a short-term movement directly in the device, active-home relies on a continuous, active water movement. This dynamic can remain perceptible even after the water has flowed through, as long as the water is not swirled again. The statements made here relate exclusively to the physical properties of the water.

Technically tested

The active-home process has been technically tested by independent institutes. The tests relate to the mode of operation, the flow properties and the physical water treatment. Dropvital does not derive any medical or health claims from these tests.

Purely physical approach

active-home works exclusively with physical processes. No chemical additives, magnetic fields or coatings are used. The water is treated solely through movement and flow, without changing the chemical or mineral composition of the water.

SwissMade quality and durability

active-home is manufactured entirely in Switzerland. High-quality stainless steel (AISI 316) is used. The device is maintenance-free and designed for a long service life. Dropvital offers a 20-year guarantee.

The active-home works completely chemical-free and requires no salt, sodium or other additives. This makes it an environmentally friendly and maintenance-free addition to traditional water treatment. There are no running costs and no maintenance costs.

Patented rotating nozzles set the water in active physical motion. This movement is based on natural flow processes and is often compared to a stream of around 20 to 30 kilometers to illustrate this. This influences the usage and dissolution behavior of the water.

In practice, this can help to ensure that care products such as soaps, shampoos and creams are used more efficiently. Many users also report lower consumption of detergents, cleaning agents and dishwashing liquids, which can reduce contact with cleaning products in everyday life. These effects are based on the physical properties of water and can be perceived differently by each individual.

In addition, the water is often described as fresh, soft and pleasant in taste. This perception is subjective and not a technical measurement.

Important notes

The active-home is not a softening system and does not change the water hardness or the mineral content of the water. Its sole purpose is to physically refine the water and improve the daily user experience. If you have your own natural water source, the use of active-home is generally not necessary.

In his seminal article "Structured Water in Biological Systems" (Annual Reports in Medicinal Chemistry), Warner showed that water in biological systems adopts ordered patterns. These patterns interact directly with biomolecular processes and underscore how central this organization is to living systems. 

Fundamental models: Frank (1970)

Another groundbreaking paper in Science analyzed the molecular structure of water and showed how water molecules can organize themselves into dynamic, structural networks. Frank thus laid the foundation for understanding the multidimensionality of water as a chemical and physical medium. 

Structural networks: Neidle et al. (1980)

This paper in Nature demonstrated highly structured water networks in DNA-dinucleoside complexes. These networks reveal how water interacts with biological macromolecules at the molecular level and supports their stability and functionality. 

Specific molecular clusters: Kristinailyte et al. (2017)

Using NMR and FTIR techniques, this study in the Journal of Molecular Liquids investigated the clustering of water molecules. It showed that water forms nanoscale structures that change dynamically under different conditions and exhibit specific properties. 

Response to electromagnetic fields: Montagnier et al. (2015)

Nobel Prize winner Luc Montagnier and colleagues have shown that water has the ability to receive electromagnetic signals and store them in specific molecular organizations. These findings expand our understanding of the active role of water in biological processes. 

Interactions due to external stimuli: Gramatikov et al. (1992)

The Fresenius Journal of Analytical Chemistry has investigated how external factors such as temperature or chemical changes influence the molecular organization of water. These studies prove that water actively reacts to environmental conditions and dynamically adapts its molecular structure. 

Networks and non-polar substances: Muller (1988)

A study in the Journal of Solution Chemistry has shown how water organizes itself around non-polar molecules. These observations illustrate the complexity of the molecular interactions of water. 

Quantum effects in water: Del Giudice et al. (2005)

The authors introduced a model of coherent quantum electrodynamics in Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine. They showed that the molecular organization of water is shaped not only by classical mechanisms such as hydrogen bonds, but also by quantum physical phenomena. 

Surface interactions: Tarov et al. (2005)

This work showed how hydrophobic and hydrophilic surfaces influence the molecular structure of water. The authors documented that water in contact with such surfaces forms ordered layers that are unique in their function. 

Electrical properties: Tychinsky (2011)

A comprehensive analysis in the Water Journal has shown that water molecules in specific organizations have an exceptionally high electrical susceptibility, which indicates an extended molecular order.  

Spectral signatures: Segarra-Martí et al. (2013)

This study in Molecular Physics showed that molecular water organization generates specific absorption and fluorescence spectra that serve as molecular "fingerprints". This indicates the precision of structural dynamics in water.

Supramolecular architectures: Elia et al. (2016)

Through targeted external stimulation, these authors created supramolecular architectures in water in the Water Journal. These structures exhibit a high degree of stability and complexity that goes far beyond simple molecular bonds. 

Hydrogen-rich water clusters: Ignatov et al. (2024)

A recent study in Water investigates cluster formation in hydrogen-rich water (HRW) using NMR and DFT analyses. The results show the formation of stable cluster structures that further substantiate the molecular dynamics and potential medical applications of structured water.

Source for all studies cited:

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Hydrogen bonds are a central element of the structure of water and explain many of its known properties. However, modern research shows that the molecular organization of water is shaped by the interplay of several physical forces and cannot be reduced to a single mechanism.

In addition to hydrogen bonds, the following influences are also taken into account:

Van der Waals forces

These weak intermolecular interactions contribute to the temporary stabilization of molecular arrangements and influence the spatial geometry of water molecules. They are an established component of physico-chemical models for the description of collective effects in liquids.

Quantum physics approaches

Theoretical work, including that of Del Giudice et al. (2005), investigates quantum physical models to describe the molecular dynamics of water. These approaches extend classical explanations and are seen as part of an ongoing scientific discourse.

Electromagnetic influences

Studies such as that by Montagnier et al. (2015) deal with the question of how electromagnetic fields can influence the organization of water molecules under experimental conditions. Such work contributes to the physical description of water in complex systems and is categorized in technical terms.

Surface interactions

The influence of hydrophilic and hydrophobic surfaces on the arrangement of water molecules is well documented. Studies, including those by Tarov et al. (2005), show that ordered water layers form at interfaces, which differ in their properties from freely moving bulk water.

Classification

These studies are based on recognized experimental and theoretical methods such as spectroscopy, model calculations and surface analyses. Taken together, they show that water is a highly dynamic system whose molecular organization results from the interaction of several physical influences.

No. active-home does not remove limescale from the water and does not replace a water softener. Calcium and magnesium ions remain completely contained in the water, as does the measurable water hardness.

active-home has a purely physical effect on the flow and movement behavior of the water. Active circulation changes the conditions under which limescale is deposited on surfaces in everyday life. In practice, this can help to reduce the build-up of limescale on pipes, taps, household appliances and surfaces.

The formation of limescale is a natural chemical equilibrium process in water. active-home does not chemically attack this process, nor does it specifically change the pH value or remove carbon dioxide or minerals from the water. Magnetic fields, electric currents or magnetohydrodynamic effects are also not used.

The difference lies not in the removal of limescale, but in the altered deposit behavior. As a result, the mineral content of the water remains unchanged, while limescale deposits can be reduced during daily use.

Summary

active-home does not decalcify the water. However, it can help to reduce limescale deposits in the household without changing the water hardness or the natural mineral content of the water.

Physical water treatment with active-home changes the conditions under which limescale is deposited on surfaces in the home. In practice, this can help to reduce the build-up of limescale in pipes, fittings and water-bearing systems. This reduces deposits, which can lead to increased cleaning or maintenance costs in the long term.

Household appliances such as washing machines, dishwashers, boilers and coffee machines also benefit from less limescale build-up. Less limescale build-up can help appliances to function better in everyday life and reduce maintenance costs. Statements on service life or efficiency are not a guarantee and depend on use and water quality.

In daily use, many users report that textiles are perceived as softer and that detergents can be dispensed more efficiently. In dishwashers, the need for regenerating salt and detergents can be reduced, while traces of limescale on dishes and glasses are less noticeable. These effects depend on individual circumstances.

Summary

active-home does not decalcify the water. However, it can help to reduce limescale deposits in the home, making it easier to maintain pipes, appliances and surfaces without changing the mineral content or water hardness.

The physical water movement in the active-home mixes the water intensively. This active dynamic can promote contact between the water and the surrounding air, especially when it exits the fitting.

Under suitable conditions, this can lead to an increase in the dissolved oxygen content of the water. The exact value depends on factors such as the source water, temperature, flow rate and usage.

The active-home does not add oxygen to the water and does not change its chemical composition. Any differences observed are based solely on the physical effects of movement and mixing.

No. active-home works purely physically and does not require any chemicals, filter materials or wearing parts. The system is made of corrosion- and erosion-resistant materials and is therefore completely maintenance-free.

If installed and used correctly, no replacement is necessary. Dropvital grants a 20-year guarantee on active-home, provided that the device is not dismantled or used improperly.

The active-home is installed in the main water pipe directly after the water meter and an existing sediment filter. For professional installation, we recommend installation by a certified plumbing company.

This ensures that active-home is correctly integrated into the existing water system and works reliably in the long term.

We recommend that active-home is installed by a certified plumbing company. As the system is connected to the main water pipe, specialist knowledge of building services and special tools are required to ensure safe and standard-compliant installation.

If you do not have a trusted plumbing company, we will be happy to organize the installation through one of our qualified specialist partners in your area.

Dropvital grants a guarantee on active-home of 20 yearsprovided the system is installed and used correctly.