The LifeStraw personal water filter enables you to safely drink water from any source without worrying about getting sick by removing nearly all bacteria and microorganisms. That alone makes the straw water purifier a must-have in your emergency kit or for anyone faced with limited sources for their water supply.
Having a LifeStraw water filter is vital in any emergency that leaves you without safe drinking water. It filters out water-borne bacteria, parasites, E. coli, and more. It will come in handy for anyone who needs to rely on unreliable drinking water sources. It’s also an essential piece of survival gear that’s made for emergencies like flooding. Drink directly from lakes, rivers, and streams or fill a container to use your personal water filter on the go with protection against bacteria, parasites, microplastics, silt, sand, and cloudiness.
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1 LifeStraw Peak Series water filter
Echo-Sigma has everything you need in the way of emergency preparation. The LifeStraw water filter is just one example of our survival gear. Our products are ideal for preparing for emergencies or camping deep in the woods. Discover anything you need, from emergency go bags and trauma kits to this life-saving water filter. Live the Echo-Sigma lifestyle, and you’ll always be prepared!
You sure can! The LifeStraw lets you drink safely from any water source – from lakes to murky rivers – by filtering out all of the waterborne microorganisms like E.coli and parasites, along with dirt, silt, and microplastics.
These handy water filters work as a barrier, physically blocking or trapping debris and bacteria from passing through the straw. All you’re left with is clean water that you can safely drink, regardless of the source.
Since it’s designed to filter up to 4,000 liters, or 1,000 gallons, of water, it can last you over five years if you drink half a gallon (64 oz) every day.
Yes, it’s recommended that you backwash your water filter straw for optimal filter lifetime. Regularly blow air through it to keep your filter clean and prevent it from clogging.
Had not had the opportunity to use this LifeStraw yet, but from all of the vids I watched on this thing I feel safer with it than without it for sure.
I recently went into the backwoods with a couple of buddies but forgot to take any water.
Fortunately I had my Life Straw which I just got in the mail and I filtered about a gallon of water into
an empty container. This way I don't have to pack around heavy jugs of water. Only need to carry 1
jug of water, then refill it with the LifeStraw as I need it. The water I filter with LifeStraw actually
tastes better than water from Arrowhead or these reverse osmosis vending machines. May tap water
isn't too bad after running it for a few minutes but the Straw makes it even better tasting without running.
Have yet use use, but I am confident of the quality.
I have not used it yet but, I tried it and it works. Thank you for your prompt service.
