It is sturdy and has a nice wide opening. The opening is also angled which makes it easy to drink out of. Has a hook so you can attach it if you have your own clip. Good bottle. This slim, BPA-free water bottle is ergonomically designed to fit where you need it. It's at the top of our price list, but the sleek and innovative design is what you're paying for.
Amazon Reviews: Average Rating: 4. I bought it because it's flat and is therefore less bulky in my shoulder bag than round water bottles Made of BPA-free co-polyester with superior impact resistance , this is a great option for those who are active all day. Amazon Reviews: 2, Average Rating: 4. I love the spout as well, bc it helps me drink more at a time than a smaller spout bottle.
I bought this to help me drink more water throughout the day and I have been doing wonderful! It has helped so much Amazon Reviews: Average Rating: 5 out of 5 stars "This bottle is awesome. I got it a few days ago and it has been great. I put ice and water in it before going to bed and when I got up in the morning the ice hadn't melted at all.
It's a solid water bottle. I like the loop on the top, it lets me clip it to my backpack, so I can take the bottle on all my outdoor adventures. This 3-in-1 water bottle holds more fruit and water, increases flavor, is eco-friendly and shatterproof. This water bottle has changed all of that. The bottle comes with a fruit infuser. I love being able to add all of my favorite fruits and herbs to my water to make it taste better.
Drinking Spout. Dual Lid Openings. Extendable Handle. Flip Top Lid. Fully Insulated. Lead Free. Locking Lids. No Pumping Required. Non-slip Grip. Personal Size. Silicone Grip. Spill Proof. Twist-off Cap. Twist-Off Lid.
Vacuum Seal Lid. Water Filter. Wide-mouth Lid. Cold Beverages. Hot Beverages. Hot or Cold Beverages. Stainless Steel. Thermoplastic Rubber. Search Character. Jojo Siwa. Mickey Mouse. Ryan's World. Trolls 2 World Tour. All Deals. Clean With Water. Dishwasher Safe. Dishwasher-Safe Parts. Do Not Microwave. Due to public pressure — and bans in a few countries — many manufacturers have started replacing BPA.
One substitute, fluorenebisphenol, or BHPF, is already widely used in a variety of materials. Unlike BPA, it does this without stimulating them, instead blocking their normal activity. In tests on female mice, BHPF caused the animals to have smaller wombs and smaller pups than controls, and in some cases miscarriages. If BHPF binds to the same receptor in humans, it has the potential to cause fertility problems. It is unknown if the compound came from their drinking water — as there are many materials containing BHPF in the environment — nor if that would be high enough to cause harm.
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