The 5 Biggest Benefits of Using a Survivor Filter Bottle

May 11, 2021

Across the country, millions of people find themselves choosing bottled water over what comes out of their tap. They fear excessive lead pollution from old infrastructure or high nitrate levels from polluted groundwater—even excessive fluoride and chlorine, added by the city that supplies them. To get the clean, safe water they need each day, they rely on bottled water and filtering systems.

If you’re someone in this position, a filtered bottle is one of the best investments you can make. In fact, it’s one that’ll pay for itself in relatively short order. Between the health considerations, convenience, ongoing cost savings and more, there’s a lot to love about using a filter bottle. Here’s a look at the six biggest benefits that make one worth the investment.

Pure water, on demand. When you’re thirsty, reaching for a filtered water bottle is the simplest way to hydrate. A bottle with 16-20oz gives you enough clean, filtered water for two full servings of hydration, which is a whole lot more convenient than getting up to refill a glass every hour or so.

On-the-go convenience. Once you leave your home, there’s no guarantee that the place you’ll end up has clean water. Whether you’re going to a friend’s house, work, hiking or running errands, a filtered bottle goes with you. It’s a clean, safe, convenient choice for hydration, no matter where you go throughout the day or are at any given time.

Save on buying bottled water. Many people are already using water bottles as an alternative to tap water at home. The problem is this is a costly, inefficient solution for daily hydration. A filtered bottle isn’t just far more cost-efficient in the long run, it also provides better quality than bottled water—which usually doesn’t test any purer than the tap.

Filter any freshwater source. It doesn’t matter where you’re getting your water from, a water filter bottle will make sure it’s actually clean and safe to drink. It doesn’t matter if it’s from your tap, a local stream or a well, the filtering capabilities of a good filtered bottle will make any fresh source drinkable—so long as they have a powerful filter media, like the Aquaspace® compound. The only limitation for these bottles is if the source is saltwater, such as that found in the ocean, as this requires specific technology to filter.

Reduce Your Environmental Impact. Many people drink an average of the equivalent of 3 bottles of water each day. For those that do purchase bottles, instead of using a filtered bottle, this can quickly add up to over a thousand bottles a year for each person. It has been estimated that each year, Americans have purchased around 29 billion water bottles, and that for every six bottles purchased, only one is recycled. This means a large amount of the bottles purchased wind up in landfills, or even the ocean. As plastic is not biodegradable, this has a hugely detrimental effect on the environment. Using a refillable filter bottle, such as the Survivor bottle, will help you cut down on your personal environmental impact.

These aren’t the only benefits, either. Depending on lifestyle, schedule, and health considerations, switching over to a filter bottle could amount to even more cost savings, health benefits and practical utility. Just make sure you’re making the investment in a high-quality filter bottle and not something that’s barely a step above disposable plastics.

Clean, Healthy Water You Can Trust

When you decide to make the investment in a water filter bottle, choose one that’ll give you the best results and return on your investment. That means powerful filtering capabilities, durable construction, great capacity, and lasting filter performance.

You don’t need to search far to find everything you’re looking for in a top-quality water filter bottle. Check out filtered water bottles from Aquaspace® and get the best of all the benefits listed above.
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