LifeStraw Flex Advanced Water Filter with Gravity Bag – Removes Lead, Bacteria, Parasites and Chemicals
May 31, 2019 - Comment
Life Straw flex with Gravity bag is a powerful 2-stage water Filter that provides safe drinking water in any environment. It removes Bacteria, parasites, and micro plastics while reducing lead and chemicals. It can be used in 4 ways: with the included 1-gallon Gravity bag, as a personal straw, attached to a hydration pack, or with a plastic water bottle. It exceeds us EPA and NSF standards for safe drinking water. The hollow fiber membrane is good for 2, 000 liters (500 Gal), while the replaceable carbon Filter lasts 100 liters (25 Gal).
Product Features
- Hollow fiber Membrane: 0.2 micron pore size. Removes 99.999999% of bacteria, 99.999% of protozoa, and 99.999% of Micro plastics
- Carbon fiber capsule: improves taste while reducing lead, other heavy metals, chlorine and Organic chemical matter (pesticides, herbicides, voc)
- Performance: exceeds US EPA drinking water standards for bacteria and parasites. Exceeds NSF 53 standard for reduction of lead and other heavy metals
- Longevity/lifetime: 2, 000 liters/500 gallons (hollow fiber Membrane) 100 liters/26.4 gallons (replaceable carbon capsule)
- Make an impact: for every Life Straw product purchased, a school child in need receives safe drinking water for an entire school year
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Packs light. Two quarts in 10 minutes. This is a handy filtration system for camping or hiking use. All packed it’s very lightweight and doesn’t take up a lot of room. I’d have no qualms about packing this for a small group of hikers. Running clean water through it I got two quarts in 10 minutes, which I think is a good flow rate.The filtration system consists of a water bag, plastic hose, the filter itself, and a syringe used for cleaning. It all assembles easily enough and the bag fills easily also. The filter is a…
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Works well Exelent product just set up camp next to a stream, fill the scrotum with water and hang it in a tree