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WATER FILTERS: SIMPLE EFFECTIVE OPTIONS
WHAT’S IN YOUR WATER? Match the filter to the contaminants, if any, in your water as well as to your lifestyle.
POLITICAL PARTIES VOTE POWERBOTTLE
Power Bottles are showing up in the hands of campaign supporters across the nation! In an effort to demonstrate the environmental impact of bottled water, both parties have used Power Bottle as a “green friendly” merchandising item. They have been used as giveaways at political conventions, and are even available for purchase on the political candidates’ websites.
POWER BOTTLE OFFERS BPA FREE
POLYCARBONATE ALTERNATIVE
With all the news surrounding the concern for Bisphenol A (BPA) in drinkware, Power Bottle has introduced a new 28 oz bottle to replace its former polycarbonate option. It is made from a styrene based plastic supplied by BASF Corporation. The new bottle is available in clear only. Its features include an easy-carry hand grip and molded ounce marks to measure consumption.
WHAT’S IN YOUR WATER? Match the filter to the contaminants, if any, in your water as well as to your lifestyle.
A flood of new filters is making it easier than ever to remove impurities from your tap water. In fact, our tests found two Best Buys that cost less than $60. What’s at stake might be more than just good taste.
Want to know what’s in your water? One way to find out is to check your Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), which the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requires all water systems to provide their customers each year.
The reports aren’t the liveliest of documents, so you might be tempted to toss yours out unread. But that could be a mistake. Our recent analysis of CCRs from the 25 largest U.S. cities revealed that only three claimed no federal water-quality violations. Though none of the other 22 water systems were consistently unhealthy, all had some samples that contained significant quantities of contaminants--things like lead, chlorine, and E. coli. Some samples in Boston, for example, had lead levels more than 45 times the federal limit.
LINK: http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/home-garden/kitchen/water-filters/
LINK: http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/home-garden/kitchen/water-filters/
WATER: THE DRINK FOR LONG LIFE ON YAHOO! HEALTHExpert advice on Yahoo! Health. Benefits of water and having a good drinking habit. Information on water in your life and how it impacts you day to day.
LINK: http://health.yahoo.com/experts/drmao/15595/water-the-drink-for-long-life/
LINK: http://health.yahoo.com/experts/drmao/15595/water-the-drink-for-long-life/
MSNBC.COM: YOUR 'PURE' BOTTLED WATER
HAS CONTAMINANTS, TOOTests on leading brands of bottled water turned up a variety of contaminants, including cancer-linked chemicals, according to a study by an environmental advocacy group.
LINK: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27185076/from/ET/
AS SEEN ON QVCOn May 16, 2008, Power Bottle USA was featured on QVC, a televised shopping network. Our filtered bottles showcased as the “special value of the day.” Shoppers had the opportunity to purchase Power Bottle kits containing a 32 oz filtered bottle, a 20 oz bottle and a set of three filter replacements.We received great responses from consumers who are interested in preserving the earth with our “green friendly” filtered hydration bottles. See our testimonial section for QVC customer comments.HAS CONTAMINANTS, TOOTests on leading brands of bottled water turned up a variety of contaminants, including cancer-linked chemicals, according to a study by an environmental advocacy group.
LINK: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27185076/from/ET/
POLITICAL PARTIES VOTE POWERBOTTLE
Power Bottles are showing up in the hands of campaign supporters across the nation! In an effort to demonstrate the environmental impact of bottled water, both parties have used Power Bottle as a “green friendly” merchandising item. They have been used as giveaways at political conventions, and are even available for purchase on the political candidates’ websites.
POWER BOTTLE OFFERS BPA FREE
POLYCARBONATE ALTERNATIVE
With all the news surrounding the concern for Bisphenol A (BPA) in drinkware, Power Bottle has introduced a new 28 oz bottle to replace its former polycarbonate option. It is made from a styrene based plastic supplied by BASF Corporation. The new bottle is available in clear only. Its features include an easy-carry hand grip and molded ounce marks to measure consumption.
