RO setup for water treated with chlorine dioxide

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I see a lot of materials about protecting ro membranes from free chlorine and chloramines. However in my area the water is treated with chlorine dioxide instead, which results in the water containing chlorites and chlorates as opposed to the usual products.

I don't have enough knowledge in the area to read scientific publications and there doesn't seem to be much other mention of the topic online. Does anyone here have any experience with what prefilter setups work best in this case?
 
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