H2O - A trendy bottle that filters water

H2O, the bottle that has revolutionized water consumption habits around the world, arrived in Portugal.

Created by the North American company, H2O filters water while drinking thanks to an ingenious carbon filter that removes chlorine and other organic contaminants from normal tap water.

In doing so, H2O replicates the experience of drinking clean, fresh and drinkable water, without incurring significant costs.

H2O can be found in 1 size (600ml), and promises to become an indispensable item for those looking for a healthy life and are environmentally conscious.

Bottled water is a million-dollar business that is very harmful to the Planet.

Most plastic bottles are discarded haphazardly, polluting land and oceans.

H2O is made of recyclable plastic, free from PVC, BPA or phthalates.

H2O is reusable – each filter can be used 300 times – and created to be an accessory for daily use.

“We all love bottled water. But our water consumption habits are simply unsustainable, both from an ecological and financial perspective.” “We were dedicated to designing a bottle that would improve the taste of public water to a point where consumers could turn on the tap instead of opening their wallet. Our patented filter bottle achieved this goal”, he adds.

In short, H2O is healthy, economical, reusable and environmentally friendly.

H2O was created in the USA, and its iconic shape designed, which has won more than 300 awards in 40 countries.

You can find the H2O filter in Blue.

The magic is in the filter

It has been proven that carbon filters have great power to absorb chemicals.

When starting out with H2O, the brand advises some rules of use.

Before drinking H2O, you must first fill the bottle, place the filter and throw all the water away for the first time, to remove any excess carbon and activate its functionality. Then you should fill it up again and start using it, without any maintenance concerns.

The filters must be replaced after using 300 times, which corresponds to approximately 150 L of water.