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It costs $154 million for several reasons.

The final product was the culmination of three seperate designs.
The device not only processes urine but extra mostiure in the air and some waste water (showers, sinks, etc)
It costs a lot to get things into space.
It costs a lot to make things usualable in space (i.e. rigirous testing for leaks, eletrical systems etc)

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