Sura Detox Water Bottle
with built in Filter

Sura Detox's water bottle with a built-in filter! Filters tap water to refreshing bottled water standard
 100% safe, no leaching or nasty BPA chemicals.
 Better for the environment. Say no to wasteful and non-reusable plastic PET bottles.
 Hydropal filter completely removes chlorine, odours and that horrible plastic after-taste.
 Unique non spill cap. Super soft plastic. Extra wide neck for easy squeeze action and quick flow
 The superflow cap sets the bench mark in sport bottle technology.
 The self sealing valve gives you an instant fast flow with no contact... just point and squeeze.
 One Filter replaces 400 plastic throw away bottles.
 One Filter lasts about 6 months.
 Made from: 35% recycled plastic and Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE)

Water Facts:

1. Six million litres of bottled water are drunk in the UK every day

2. A quarter of all bottled water is simply filtered tap water

3. In 2006, 99.96% of UK tap water tests by the Drinking Water Inspectorate passed quality sampling

4. 27 million tonnes of plastic are used worldwide to bottle water each year

5. When Decanter Magazine conducted a blind tasting of 24 brands of bottled water in December 2007, Thames tap water came joint third

6. Of 13 billion plastic bottles sold in the UK last year, only 3 billion were recycled

7. It takes seven litres of water to make a single one-litre plastic bottle

8. £2 would buy you 10,000 litres of tap water versus two litres of bottled water

9. Transporting bottled water creates 33,200 tonnes of CO2 each year in the UK alone

10. A litre of bottled water generates up to 600 times more CO2 than a litre of tap water

11. The world's most expensive bottled water is Kana Nigari from Hawaii. It sells for £15 for a 2oz bottle – or £255 a litre!

12. 81 Percent of water sold in UK comes in plastic bottles – and 27m tonnes of plastic are used to bottle water worldwide each year

13. Between 2006-07, a total of 105,957 litres of bottled water was sold by the House of Commons Refreshment Department

14. Bottled water is between 240 and 10,000 times more expensive than tap water

15. A billion people in the world live without clean drinking water – a number expected to quadruple by 2050

16. To make the 29bn plastic bottles used annually in the US requires more than 17m barrels of oil a year, enough to fuel more than a million cars for a year.

17. Consumers spend five times more on bottled water each year than it would cost to combat the 1.8 million deaths of children attributable to waterborne illness each year.

18. The ecological cost of transporting bottled water between source, bottling plants and central distribution points in the UK generates 30,100 tonnes of CO2