The Debut Of The H2O Extreme Water Straw

Life Made Better has produced a product that will make natural disasters an easier obstacle to overcome, the H2O extreme water straw!

2014-02-22

BAKERSFIELD, CA, February 22, 2014 (Press-News.org) Debuting the perfect survival straw, the H2O Xtreme Straw Water Filter, one of the best types of survival gear available. This survival water straw is one of the most durable, innovative, and creative pieces of technology that is small enough to fit in a pocket. It is a portable filter, that filtrates all types of bacteria and germs from harmful water. Once wet, an electrostatic charge is created that not only attracts contaminants, but also electroplates them through a unique process called "Electro Chemical Oxidation Reduction".

The lifestraw effectively removes: Chlorine, Lead, Mercury, Hydrogen Sulphide, Aluminum, Arsenic, Cadmium, Chromium, Barium, plus algae, fungus, scale, sediment, Giardia and E. Coli. This filtering happens by using a combination of three micro-filters: activated charcoal, a patented high priority metal alloy that contains two dissimilar metals (with positive and negative charges).

This wide range of filtering is laboratory tested and meets all E.P.A. and F.D.A. standards across the nation. Dehydration occurs through a lack of water being in the system, and affects the amount of fluids available for the central nervous system.

This one of a kind lifestraw is ideal for hikers, missionaries, as well as hunters and campers! It is also encased in a see-through carrying case, enabling you to be able to carry toxic water purification system in your hand, while also preserving the quality of your lifestraw. Although the lifestraw is effective in removing parasites and contaminants in water, it should not be used with any other type of liquid in order to preserve the quality of the H2O Extreme Water Straw.

Fresh water isn't available at all times, and in an emergency, it is one of the most vital things for survival. Tornadoes, tsunamis, and even fires can deplete the availability of fresh drinking water at hand, and can be the most basic items for survival. Portable, and handy, having one of these in an emergency kit is one of the smartest things you can do. The H2O Extreme Water Filter is available in a dark blue color. Water is essential to your survival, so the H2O Extreme Water Straw is imperative for your safety in an emergency. Protect you and your family today from the unexpected emergencies, such as natural disasters and emergencies.

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