The LifeStraw Mission is a Gravity-Fed Water Purifier for Travelers
Colin Smith — November 16, 2022 — Eco
References: amazon
The 'LifeStraw Mission' is a gravity-fed hollow membrane water purifier ideal for outdoor travelers, such as hikers, backpackers, and campers. The Mission has a large 12-liter capacity and outputs a flow rate of 9-12 liters per hour, which is enough water to satisfy a small group of people, such as a group of friends or a family. This high filter rate is achieved by the devices' gravity-fed design, which is one of the fastest ways to filter water on the market.
In addition to being a high-quality, water-purifying travel companion, LifeStraw is committed to providing one child a year's supply of clean drinking water for each LifeStraw Mission sold, meaning customers can feel good about making a positive impact on the world in more ways than one.
The LifeStraw Mission is available now from Amazon at an MSRP of $154.95.
Image Credit: LifeStraw
In addition to being a high-quality, water-purifying travel companion, LifeStraw is committed to providing one child a year's supply of clean drinking water for each LifeStraw Mission sold, meaning customers can feel good about making a positive impact on the world in more ways than one.
The LifeStraw Mission is available now from Amazon at an MSRP of $154.95.
Image Credit: LifeStraw
Trend Themes
1. Portable Water Purifiers - Businesses can develop smaller, more portable water purifiers to cater to the needs of individuals who travel frequently or live off the grid.
2. Sustainable Water Solutions - Companies can take a cue from LifeStraw and integrate social/environmental initiatives in their products to engage ethical consumer markets and increase brand credibility.
3. Gravity-fed Design - The successful use of gravity-fed design in water purification systems provides an opportunity to explore the use of this design in other areas like air and food filtration systems.
Industry Implications
1. Outdoor Gear and Equipment - Outdoor gear and equipment manufacturers can produce and market water purifiers tailored to hikers, backpackers, and other outdoor enthusiasts.
2. Water Treatment and Management - Water treatment and management companies can leverage LifeStraw's commitment to social and environmental impact by adopting similar initiatives and partnerships in their operations.
3. Medical and Emergency Response - Medical and emergency response entities can use advanced versions of LifeStraw's technology to provide quick water filtration solutions for natural disasters, remote locations or military applications.
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