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Lifestraw Bottle Filter Set - Large
CamelBak
Lifestraw Bottle Filter Set - Large
$34.95
Description

　　Keep your filtration bottle primed and ready for the next big adventure. The replacement CamelBak LifeStraw Bottle Filter Set in size Large fits the CamelBak Eddy® + 32 oz filtered by LifeStraw® vacuum stainless steel bottle. Water passes through two separate stages of filtration - the Hollow Fiber Filter removes bacteria, parasites, and microplastics and the Ion Exchange Filter reduces lead, bad taste, chlorine and other unwanted chemicals. Every purchase shares the gift of clean drinking water - one product, one child, one year of safe water.

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Brand:
CamelBak
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
2653001000
Dimensions:
4.4 x 21.6 x 4.4 cm / 1.7 x x 1.7 in
Weight:
82 g / 2.9 oz
Other Features:
  • Two Stages of Filtration. Hollow Fiber Filter removes bacteria, parasites and microplastics. Ion Exchange Filter reduces lead, taste and odor, chlorine and other chemicals
  • Compatible With Eddy® + 32 oz filtered by LifeStraw® vacuum stainless steel bottle
  • Hollow Fiber Filter Lifespan: 1000 gallons / 4000 liters
  • Ion Exchange Filter Lifespan: 25 gallons / 100 liters
  • LifeStraw and CamelBak Give Back: one product, one child, one year of safe water
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