Safe sips in the wild: Never go thirsty on your adventures with this water filtration system


This compact, pocket-sized water filter lets you drink directly from water sources with ease and safety.

When heading into the great outdoors, whether for a multi-day hike, a camping trip or a rugged adventure in the wilderness, having access to clean drinking water is essential.

Finding a reliable water source in nature isn’t always easy and even when you do, natural water sources can contain bacteria, parasites and other harmful contaminants.

That’s where LifeStraw comes in – a trusted, innovative water filtration system that is lightweight and compact, ensuring safe drinking water anytime, anywhere.

Drinking untreated water from streams, lakes, or rivers can expose you to bacteria like E. coli, parasites such as Giardia and Cryptosporidium, and even microplastics.

Consuming contaminated water can lead to severe stomach illnesses – the last thing you want in the wilderness.

So, what can LifeStraw do to help? LifeStraw filters use hollow fibre membrane technology, an advanced filtration method that physically removes harmful bacteria, parasites and dirt.

This portable LifeStraw filters water using gravity.This portable LifeStraw filters water using gravity.

With pores as small as 0.2 microns, the filter prevents anything larger from passing through, meaning only clean, purified water reaches you.

Some models, like the LifeStraw Go Series Filter Bottle or Stainless Steel, which is available in multiple colours, also include an activated carbon filter. This filter reduces chlorine, improves taste and removes some heavy metals.

LifeStraw offers a range of products designed for outdoor enthusiasts. The LifeStraw Peak Series, for instance, is built for durability and performance in extreme conditions.

The LifeStraw Go Series Filter Bottle or Stainless Steel is a portable, reusable water bottle with an integrated filter, ideal for travel and daily use.

The LifeStraw Peak Series Squeeze is a squeezable bottle designed for quick and efficient filtration. It is perfect for hikers and backpackers who need a compact and lightweight solution.

Lifestraw’s hollow fibre membrane filter removes bacteria, parasites and microplastics larger than 0.2 microns.Lifestraw’s hollow fibre membrane filter removes bacteria, parasites and microplastics larger than 0.2 microns.

Meanwhile, the LifeStraw Peak Personal Straw is a highly portable, lightweight straw filter that allows direct drinking from natural water sources.

The LifeStraw SIP is a small, versatile filter that can be used with standard water bottles and hydration packs. Its activated carbon filter provides clean drinking water with improved taste.

LifeStraw removes 99.9% of bacteria and parasites without boiling or chemicals.

It has a long lifespan and can filter up to 4,000 litres, making it a cost-effective and reliable tool for the outdoors.

It is lightweight and portable, making it easy to carry with other gear.

It does not require batteries or moving parts, making it simple and hassle-free, perfect for remote locations.

LifeStraw products are available at prices ranging from RM90 to RM200, depending on the size and portability of the model.

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