Clearly Filtered Stainless Steel Bottle Replacement Filter
Brand: Clearly Filtered
Color: Black
Categories: Sports & Outdoors, Sports & Outdoor Recreation Accessories, Sports Water Bottles

This is a replacement filter for the Clearly Filtered Stainless Steel water bottle made of a proprietary blend of activated coconut carbon and adsorption media that lasts up to 100 gallons. To put that in perspective, one filter will generate more pure water than 750 disposable half liter bottles. With bottled water prices now costing as much as 2,000 times tap water, this bottle filter allows you to save money while saving the planet! This filter is rated to filter up to 99.99% of contaminants from all fresh water sources. Filter filters up to 90% of Fluoride from municipal tap water and is also rated for biological elements in outdoor water sources. Filter is not rated for viruses.

Our unique filter formulation allows for the most robust tap water filtration on the market. Simply screw the filter onto your existing cap/straw and filter any tap water as you suck through your straw
Made with Affinity Filtration Technology for up to 99% removal of Fluoride INSTANTLY. Our unique filter formulation allows for the most robust tap water filtration on the market.Â
Simply screw the filter onto your existing cap/straw and filter any tap water as you suck through your straw. Remove up to 99.99% of most chemicals and contaminants including Lead, Mercury, Herbicides, Pesticides (including Glyphosate - the cancer-causing chemical in Round-Up), and up to 99% of Fluoride.
Great For Saving Money Will save you hundreds of dollars by replacing overpriced bottled water
Filters typically last the average user 25 gallons (or 4-6 months use). Replace filter every 6 months or when flow becomes restricted. Bottle holds approx. 27oz of water. To filter the water you must sip water upright through the straw assembly

Package Dimensions: 5.5 x 4.7 x 4.6 inches
Item Weight: 0.32 ounces
Manufacturer: Clearly Filtered
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 5, 2016