LifeStraw Personal Water Filter for Hiking, Camping, and Travel, American Red Cross Edition (Pack of 3)
- Each Life Straw filters up to 4, 000 liters (1, 000 gallons) of water (pack of 3 will filter 3, 000 gallons)
- Removes 99.9999% of bacteria including Escherichia coli (e-coli), campylobacter, vibrio cholera, pseudomonas aeruginosa, shigella, salmonella
- Removes 99.9% of protozoa including giardia lamblia (beaver fever), cryptosporidium parvum, entamoeba histolytic
- Perfect for your family and friends to use during camping, hiking and backpacking or for your emergency kits at your home, car and office
- This special edition Life Straw go bottle partners with the American red cross, helping to ensure that people across the Country are prepared for everyday disasters
Life Straw personal water Filter contains no chemicals, no batteries and no moving parts to wear out. It features a high flow rate and weighs only 2oz. The ultimate survival tool for hiking, camping, ultralight backpacking, hunting, travel, scouting, and emergency preparedness, its straw design is ideal for purifying water from streams, lakes, ponds and other contaminated sources. No disaster kit or bugout bag is complete without a Life Straw, an essential component of any prepper gear lineup. Unlike many similar filters on the market today, Life Straw has met EPA standards for water filtration in independent testing and removes a minimum 99.9999% of waterborne Bacteria (> log 6 reduction) and 99.9% of waterborne protozoan parasites (> log 3 reduction), filtering to an amazing 0.2 microns and surpassing EPA standards for water filters. Life Straw has been used around the world under extreme conditions for humanitarian Relief, providing clean drinking water in developing communities. For each Life Straw purchased, one child in a developing community receives safe drinking water for an entire school year. Life Straw is working with the American red cross as its water filtration partner, helping to ensure that people across the country are prepared for everyday disasters by putting together an emergency preparedness kit, making a plan, and staying informed.
