
Air Bear media filter 20 inches by 25 inches by 5 inches. Merv 8, sold individually

Media filter, 16 X 25 X 5, MERV 8, sold individually

Media Filter 20 X25 X 5, MERV 11.

Media filter, 20 inches by 20 inches by 5 inches, Merv 8. Sold individually

Media filter, 16 X 25 X 5, MERV 11, sold individually

Media filter, 20 X 20 X5, MERV 11. Sold individually

Pre filter - 16 x 12 5/16
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