Go 650ml Travel Water Filter Bottle

About the Lifestraw Go 650ml

Whether you're exploring the trails on alpine treks or venturing off the beaten path on a backpacking adventure, the question of clean drinking water is always foremost.

LifeStraw's innovative and life-changing designs have put them at the forefront of water filtration systems. Their trusted designs cater to those undertaking everyday outdoor activities and expedition-level adventures; providing safe drinking water solutions to vulnerable communities around the globe.

The Go features LifeStraw's original and trusted filter design in a reusable bottle that's perfect for travel, camping, and everyday use. The travel-friendly design stows easily in a backpack or carry-on luggage. The microfilter membrane provides up to 4,000 litres of clean drinking water - enough to last you over five years. The Go also features an activated carbon filter that reduces chlorine and bad odours for improved taste. The activated carbon filter lasts up to 100 litres - about two months' worth - and can be removed when taste poses no issue, for example when drinking from an alpine source.

The LifeStraw Go uses a microfilter made of hollow fibre membrane technology. These membranes are made of small straws that contain microscopic pores of 0.2 microns in diameter that allow clean water to pass through while preventing larger bacteria, parasites, microplastics, and other forms of turbidity from reaching the clean water chamber at the other end. The result is safe drinking water flows into a clean chamber for consumption while contaminants are blocked.

LifeStraw’s membrane microfilters are capable of removing 99.999999% (log 8) of bacteria (including E. coli), 99.999% (log 5) of parasites (Giardia, Cryptosporidium, etc.), and 99.999% (log 5) of microplastics. The LifeStraw Personal does not filter viruses and should be used in areas/conditions where the water source is known to be free of human contamination.

Tested all over the globe, the LifeStraw Go is a proven solution to the problem of finding safe drinking water in regions where clean water sources are in short supply. Using this on your trip helps reduce the amount of bottled water consumed too, which goes a long way to cut down on the amount of plastic waste in the world.