Distiller or Reverse Osmosis

Hi all! I am trying to decided which to get, a distiller or a reverse osmosis system?

My city/state fluoridates the water and I want something that will take most (all would be better) of the fluoride out of my water.

I have looked at a few distillers, and they seem to take a long time to produce just 1 gallon. I need something that makes 10-12 gallons a day at the least. I can't afford to pay a fortune for it either.

I have also looked at reverse osmosis systems. They seem good, but I have read in a message below that the water that comes out is acidic. Is this a usual thing that happens? What, if anything, can be done to avoid/eliminate this? Does anyone have any more information on this?

Also, for health, which is better or preferred? What are the ups and downs regarding both of these systems?

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