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i love the product and i love grohe products. always very good quality. however very poor printing right out of the box. i have great water pressure and the old grohe shower head felt great. it was so anemic in pressure that even my wife (who likes gentle water pressure) had to use the shower head to rinse her hair completely. with all due respect to grohe rep david g. who answered the previous questions, he should check the shower head model he is talking about. the current limiter sits securely in the "back of the head" as described, but has a bezel designed to allow for installation, but not for (easy) removal. if you try to remove it with needle nose pliers I promise you will pull bits of plastic out of the shower head. using a jeweler's flat head screwdriver I was able to get under the about 1/2 inch rubber o-ring that was nestled in the restrictor and tease it. minute of it. but only for this problem (albeit minor), excellent product. excellent water distribution all over the head, none of the nipples dry out when I tilt it 20-30 degrees from vertical. though I'm not sure if anyone should tilt it as I'm a rain shower head and have to point down. //www.bath1.com/gp/product/b074tfvgfj/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=utf8&psc=1]I like the look better than the grohe model. I would rather have stayed with grohe if they made one I could find.