LifeStraw Go 2 Stage - BPA Free Filter Water Bottle for Travel, Camping and Everyday Use - Remove Bacteria, Parasites and Microplastics, Improve Taste, Water Purifier Bottle with Filter Inside

Eficas herramienta Filtrador de agua ( Potable) hay que tener especial cuidado al lavarlo desinfectar y secar. Asi funcionará siempre

I nabbed one of these during the black Friday sales. I'd been meaning to for a while, as the water at my work is horrible. I don't know if the pipes are bad or what, but it always tastes like a weird combo of pool water and dirt. This bottle has absolutely solved that and makes me feel a lot better about drinking tap water! It works so well that I had forgot i filled it up at work one day and only realized later when I was thinking the water was really good, haha.The 2-stage filter works. The main part of the lifestraw filters particles down to bacteria and gets 99.99-something percent of them. This part of the filter lasts a very long time. The smaller activated carbon filter at the top is what gets the stuff that tastes bad. These need to be replaced more frequently. However, I've had mine a bit over a month and use it daily. I haven't noticed a change in taste yet, so I reckon I've got a fair bit longer before it needs replaced.I like the way the bottle looks, and the new design with the cap and handle is very convenient. Everything is threaded, which makes disassembling and cleaning the bottle very easy. There's not much to complain about!Last, LifeStraw is a company that helps people, and I'm glad to spend my money with a company that does some good with it.Edit: Still a daily use item for me nearly 7 months later. I just now have noticed that I need to change the charcoal filter out. Pretty impressive life!

Je l'ai pris en voyage de groupe genre city trip européen pour ne pas transporter d'eau en bouteille dans mon sac à dos. La gourde remplie en entier est lourde, instructions pas vraiment claires, l'eau est-elle bien filtrée si remplissage partiel seulement, ou si l'on n'emploie pas le système par aspiration buccale (pour se préparer un thé par exemple)?Donc pas recommandé pour un usage autre que de la pure rando dans une contrée tropicale avec eau à filtrer et à boire au goulot de suite, car lourd à transporter! Je ne l'ai pas acheté pour cet usage et donc non je ne recommande pas ce produit.

Cuesta mucho beber, es incomoda de rellenar, el pitorro por donde se bebe acaba acumulando bacterias así que hay constantemente limpiándolo, incluida la parte del tapón que la cubre... además, el acabado en general no me parece el de un botella de casi 50 euros. Supongo que el único punto a favor es su sistema de filtrado, pero viendo el resto tampoco estoy seguro que funcione bien... (habría que analizar el agua, cosa que no he hecho).

The size (1L) was perfect for trekking and having enough water for the day or until you can find a water source.I used to use potabilizing tablets, but after few days of drinking treated water, I always got an upset stomach. From now on, this bottle will be coming with me on every adventure.Several times I have refilled the bottle with lake/river water that did not look in great condition (sediments, small bugs, algae...) and not once got sick or the water tasted off.I researched for days to try to find the best option for this kind of devices and finally decided to give a go to this one, and during my recent trip to Nepal, I found out that about 50% of the people trekking was using this same brand, on different models (lifestraw, CamelBak with lifestraw, etc.).It is true that you have to apply some pressure when sucking for the water to come out, but it is minimal and does not affect your experience.The filters are easy to remove, clean and replace, and all the materials are of high quality.Unintentionally I dropped the bottle couple times from quite a height, and other than some superficial scratches, nothing got damaged.I recommend 100% this item to all my fellow travelers.