Feel Secure
"I feel secure in the fact that I'm well protected from micro plastics. The only drawback is that sometimes pressure builds up in the bottle and will come up through the straw and spill."
LifeStraw Go Series Stainless Steel 1L
Orchid Pink
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5-STAR FEATURES
2-Stage Filter Inside
Double Wall Insulated
Protected Mouthpiece
On-the-go Handle
2-Stage Filter Inside
Double Wall Insulated
Protected Mouthpiece
On-the-go Handle
Independent Lab tested
LifeStraw products have a history of use in some of the harshest conditions around the world, from refugee camps to natural disasters to extreme back-country, our products have to work because lives depend on them. Our testing and transparency is unparalleled and we use the most trusted performance criteria based on protocols established by the World Health Organization, the US EPA, NSF International and the Water Quality Association.
how we compare
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Leakproof design
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2-stage Filtration
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LifeStraw
Leakproof design
Reduces Chlorine & Improves Taste
2-stage Filtration
Filters Bacteria & Parasites
Filters Microplastics
Brita premium
Leakproof design
Reduces Chlorine & Improves Taste
2-stage Filtration
Filters Bacteria & Parasites
Filters Microplastics
What others are saying
Overall rating: 4.5981054 / 5 from 739 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
The LifeStraw Go Series Stainless Steel 1L water filter bottle is praised for its clean water taste, long-lasting filters, and sturdy design. Customers appreciate its quality, versatile concept, and environmental impact, making it a reliable choice for safe drinking water.
Summary topics
- Bottle Size (6%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the size of the product, with many stating it was perfect or great.
- Product Quality (4%): It was highlighted by customers that the quality of the product is great, with many expressing their satisfaction.
- Water Taste (33%): Many customers loved the clean and great taste of the water, making it the most common opinion.
- Filter Performance (10%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the filter, stating it is great, excellent, and works well.
- Handle Strength (3%): It was observed by customers that the handle of the LifeStraw water filter bottle is very strong and sturdy.
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Review highlights
- "The handle is ergonomic and easy to carry, and I love the color of the bottle." —
- "The bottles worked perfectly on our trip: we had continual access to safe, great tasting water." —
- "Great idea, durable quality, versatile design." —
Reviews
Obsessed!!
"This water bottle is my new favorite. I work at a daycare so the cap is great for keeping the germs off. The filter is better than any other brand on the market. I’ve tried others and the water doesn’t taste as good as it does from this bottle. I wish there was a kids version for my kiddos!"
Lifestraw bottle
"I bought this bottle to replace a Camelbak bottle that has a lifestraw filter. Unfortunately, the metal camelbak was only available in a huge size that was too big for both my backpack and the cup holder in my car. The new lifestraw bottle is a great color, and fits better in my car. But the straw design does not work as well as well as the flip straw on the camelbak. The cap is really too tall, so it still doesn’t fit really well into my backpack. And you have to find a place to put the lid while you’re drinking."
I use it.
"Dealing with hard water . No problems with this . I do have large hands, this bottle is a bit large to reach around . I look for a knob to put on it ."
Easy for filtered water anywhere, not great for air travel
"Easy to fill and filter anywhere. Not great for flying…water comes out the mouth piece with pressure at altitude."
made with quality materials but have a slight problem
"The water bottle is solidly built and quite durable. The filtered water tastes slightly sweet, which is nice. However, the twist cap is a bit tight, making it somewhat difficult to open and close—hopefully it will loosen up after a few more uses. I also noticed a small issue: possibly due to pressure or temperature differences, when the bottle has been left for a while (such as after hiking for an hour or two) and I open it again, the water tends to gush out like a small fountain."
Best filtered stainless steel bottle!
"Best filtered stainless steel bottle! Just got back from Peru and didn’t have a problem with filtering the water in the LifeStraw Go Series. The water stayed cold in the Amazon!"
A travel must
"From the packaging to the product, everything is beautiful. More importantly, it finally fixes my problem with drinking from random taps and fountains while traveling! Airport water and hotel water is just… gross. This fixes that AND it looks good. Get one!"
"My entire order was messed up. I purchased nine items and spent over 250+ dollars with them and yet to hear back from them. Poor customer service"
8 Stainless steel bottles
"We purchased 8 bottles for our family of eight traveling to Kenya- the bottles are colorful-(we bought 1 of every color) They are sturdy & have kept us from getting sick. The only drawback is that it is harder for they younger children to suck the water up the straw but still Doable- so glad to have this resource availed for this kind of trip."
Q&A
- Does this work without the filter in it if I wanted to use it when I add electrolytes to already clean water?
- Hi Tamara, Yes, you can tip the bottle to drink from or you can go to our website and purchase the LifeStraw Go Series Accessory Straw for even easier sips! https://lifestraw.com/products/lifestraw-go-series-tumbler-accessory-straw
- Is it normal for it to suck the water through or do i need T o open the filter 🤔
- You do not need to open or remove anything on the filter to get water. The filters have openings to pull water through. If you have additional questions, please reach out to us at info@lifestraw.com
- Can I take my steel go bottle to the snow (to -10C) without worrying about the filter freezing? Will the steel keep it insulated?
- No, you should not assume that the LifeStraw Steel Go Bottle will protect the filter from freezing at -10°C (14°F). While the stainless steel exterior provides some insulation, it is not sufficient to fully prevent the internal filter from freezing in sustained cold temperatures. In extremely cold conditions, even with excellent insulation, water will eventually freeze, as the external temperature will continue to drop below the freezing point of water. If the membrane filter freezes, the microscopic pores can be damaged, compromising its ability to filter water safely. To prevent this: Keep the bottle inside your jacket or insulated bag when outdoors. Avoid leaving it in the cold for extended periods, especially overnight. Use warm (not hot) water when refilling in cold conditions to help prevent freezing. If you suspect the filter has frozen, it should be replaced to ensure safe filtration. Let me know if you need further guidance!
- Can I use the steel version for boiling water (without the filter)? Will the steel insulate the contents from freezing in cold temps (-10-0C)? Can I drink from it without the filter?
- Boiling water inside could damage the bottle’s components, including seals and coatings. We don't recommend putting boiling water into our bottles as they can also damage the filter and potentially burn you. You can put warm water into the bottle, but under freezing temperatures, the water will eventually freeze. Yes, you can drink from the bottle without the filter.
- Do the filters of the Lifestraw Go absorb drink additives as well as contaminants?
- Yes, the filters in the LifeStraw Go can reduce or remove some drink additives, depending on their composition. We also don't recommend adding these as they can clog the filter. Membrane Microfilter – This removes bacteria, parasites, and microplastics but does not affect dissolved additives, but can have reduced flow and possibly clog due to additives. Activated Carbon Filter – This reduces chlorine, some heavy metals, and organic chemical contaminants. It may also reduce the effectiveness of drink additives like electrolytes, flavor enhancers, or vitamins, as these compounds can be partially absorbed by the carbon. If you want to ensure you get the full benefits of your drink additives, it's best to add them after filtering.
- Does it filter out chlorine and fluoride? Was looking for a bottle I can bring with me while I work outta town and sometimes I only have access to park water or the hotel water is funky
- While our original LifeStraw personal water filter straw does not remove chlorine, our LifeStraw Go bottles, LifeStraw Home products, and LifeStraw Flex as well as LifeStraw Max do reduce chlorine. Our products do not remove fluoride.
- Hi. The membrane lasts for 1,000 gallons, but the carbon filter only lasts for 26 gallons. Will the membrane stop working if i don't replace the carbon filter?
- Thank you for the question! We recommend more regular replacement of the carbon filter for maximum efficacy. The bottle and membrane microfilter will still work if you do not replace the carbon filter or if you opt to not use a carbon filter.
- Does the LIFESTRAW GO remove fluoride?
- LifeStraw filters do not remove fluoride from water.
- Does the water bottle filter filter out pfas like your pitcher filters?
- Thank you for this question. While the Go Series does have a carbon filter element, it is slightly different in capabilities and does not remove PFAS from water. You can see a quick comparison chart for our filters here: https://lifestraw.com/pages/compare
- Why is my new lifestraw bottle hard to get water out of to drink? What can I do to help
- Thank you for reaching out to us. When you first start using the bottle, the filter will need to hydrate and it can require more force than expected. This will improve with use and regular use will ensure water flows well. To help this process at start up, we recommend allowing the filter to soak in the water for a few minutes and take 5 solid draws on the straw to pull water up and into the filter. But, the best solution is to use the bottle often and keeping the filter well-hydrated.
