W10295370 Owners: Your Filter 1 Cross-Reference, Price Check and Replacement Guide
The short answer
If the cartridge you just pulled out of your fridge says W10295370, the filter you order today is the EveryDrop Filter 1 — EDR1RXD1. Same filter, new name. Whirlpool retired the old engineering part numbers when it moved its filters under the EveryDrop brand, and W10295370 is one of the numbers that got folded into EDR1RXD1.
Everything else in this post is proof, price and the traps to avoid — because this exact number is where owners most often order the wrong filter or overpay for the right one.
The full cross-reference
The EDR1RXD1 product page lists these part numbers as the same Filter 1 cartridge. If your old filter, your manual or your fridge’s filter chart shows any of them, EDR1RXD1 is your replacement:
| Printed on your old filter | Order this |
|---|---|
| W10295370 | EDR1RXD1 |
| W10295370A | EDR1RXD1 |
| W10790813 | EDR1RXD1 |
| W10276924 | EDR1RXD1 |
| W10291030 | EDR1RXD1 |
| Kenmore 46-9081 / 9081 | EDR1RXD1 |
| Kenmore 46-9930 / 9930 | EDR1RXD1 |
| P4RFWB / P5WB2L | EDR1RXD1 |
| EDR1RXD1B | EDR1RXD1 (same filter, packaging variant) |
Two checks before you order. First, Filter 1 is a twist-in cartridge that lives inside the fridge (upper-right corner on most models) — if your old filter is in the base grille with a push-button release, you have a different filter number entirely, so check our EDR3RXD1 vs EDR4RXD1 comparison to land on the right number first. Second, Filter 1 is not Filter 2: the EDR2RXD1 looks similar and fits different models, and the two are not interchangeable.
The price check
Genuine EDR1RXD1, three ways to buy it:
- Whirlpool / EveryDrop official: $59.99 list, or $48 on their subscription.
- Here: $39.99 for a single genuine cartridge, free US shipping on any amount, no subscription required: https://discountedfilterstore.com/shop/edr1rxd1/
Multi-packs (2, 3 and 4) bring the per-filter price down further, up to $147.99 for the 4-pack. That gap is exactly why so many people search for discount refrigerator water filters — a genuine cartridge at a fair one-time price, instead of $59.99 or a subscription lock-in.
And a warning that matters more than the price: this is one of the most counterfeited cartridges in the category. Our guide to spotting a fake EveryDrop filter shows the packaging and hologram checks: https://discountedfilterstore.com/how-to-spot-fake-everydrop-filter/ — a “W10295370” listed at half the genuine price anywhere is the oldest version of that trap.
What you are paying for
The EDR1RXD1 is a carbon-block cartridge certified to NSF/ANSI Standards 42, 53 and 401, rated to reduce up to 70 contaminants including lead, for 200 gallons or about 6 months. That certification list is the real difference between the genuine Filter 1 and the look-alikes — it is also why the cross-reference matters: every number in the table above points at this certified cartridge, not at a generic that merely shares the shape.
Replacing it
The change itself is a five-minute, no-tools job — twist the old cartridge out, twist the new one in until it clicks, flush about 4 gallons, reset the filter light. The full walkthrough with the details for each housing style is our dedicated guide: https://discountedfilterstore.com/how-to-replace-edr1rxd1/ — follow that one for the change, and keep this page as your reference for what to order next time: W10295370 = EDR1RXD1, Filter 1, $39.99 genuine here with free shipping.