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This means that it can make almost all water completely safe to drink. A really obviously brilliant feature when travelling, especially when you get further off grid. When we were recently in Vietnam, we were very dependent on purchasing bottles which was often only available sporadically and using single-use bottles of water is pretty tragic for the environment. Further to this, the Liberty has some really nice design elements such as a hook on the lid for a carabiner and a transparent window to see how full (or empty) the bottle is.<\/p>\n

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The major feature that I really like about this bottle is how you filter the water before you drink it. The vast majority of filtration bottles require you to suck the water through the filtration system. In past experience, I have found that this is quite difficult when trying to drink as they often feel like when you try to suck a thick milk shake through a straw. With the Lifesaver Liberty Water Purifier you gently pump the water through to purify it; this means that when you drink the water it has already gone through the system and it is exactly the same as drinking water from a regular bottle.<\/p>\n

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The cartridges last for a really long time and can filter up to 2,000 litres. This means that this is an excellent purification system for taking on long adventures. Its filter cartridge is replaceable so even when it does run out it is easily replaced. <\/p>\n

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A really great safety feature of this bottle is the FailSafe technology which means that once the filter is blocked, water can no longer pass through it, meaning that you are never able to drink unclean water through this purification system. The Lifesaver Liberty is more expensive than other personal water filter bottles but it is this large filtration volume and ability to filter large quantities easily which make it worth its price.<\/p>\n

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