Portable Water Filter - Back to School Special
🎒 BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIAL
Clean, Great-Tasting Water—Anywhere, Anytime
✅ Stay Hydrated Wherever Life Takes You
Enjoy safer, better-tasting water with the Health Craft® Portable Water Filter. This compact and easy-to-use filter is the perfect companion for:
- 🏫 College Dorms
- 🧑🏫 Work or School
- 🍽️ Dining Out
- ✈️ Travel & Vacations
- 💪 Gym Sessions
- 🏕️ Camping & Emergency Preparedness
🎁 Special Offer – Limited Time Only
Receive this Portable Water Filter FREE with the purchase of select Health Craft® air and water purification systems, 316Ti cookware, or grounding toppers and mattresses . It's our gift to help you and your family stay healthy and hydrated this season.
💧 Long-Lasting Filtration Power
Filters up to 5,000 eight-ounce glasses of water — quickly reducing unpleasant taste, odor, and chlorine from tap water. Just pour and enjoy!
📊 The Cost-Saving Truth About Bottled Water
| Daily Intake | 8 oz Glasses/Year | 16.9 oz Bottles/Year | Savings @ $1.25/Bottle |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 glasses/day | 1,460 glasses | ~690 bottles | $862.50/year |
| 6 glasses/day | 2,190 glasses | ~1,050 bottles | $1,312.50/year |
| 8 glasses/day | 2,920 glasses | ~1,380 bottles | $1,725.00/year |
🕒 How Long Does It Last?
- ✔️ 1 person – Over 2 years at 6 glasses/day
- ✔️ Family of 4 – Around 6 months
🛟 Perfect for Emergencies & Uncertain Water Sources
In questionable water conditions, just add chlorine tablets first to disinfect. Let them dissolve, then filter the water to remove chlorine and improve taste and safety.
📞 Want to Learn More?
Text or Call Health Craft at 1-813-885-5244 for more information or to take advantage of this special offer.
Here are some common issues associated with bottled water:
1. Environmental Impact
- Plastic Waste: Most bottled water comes in single-use plastic bottles, which contribute significantly to plastic pollution. Many bottles are not recycled and end up in landfills, oceans, and natural environments.
- Carbon Footprint: Manufacturing, transporting, and refrigerating bottled water consume a lot of energy, resulting in a higher carbon footprint compared to tap water.
2. Cost
- Bottled water is significantly more expensive than tap water, sometimes hundreds or thousands of times more costly per gallon or liter.
3. Health Concerns
- Quality Variability: Bottled water is not always safer or purer than tap water. Some bottled water is just filtered tap water.
- Chemical Leaching: Plastic bottles, especially if exposed to heat or stored for long periods, can leach chemicals like BPA or phthalates into the water.
- Storage Issues: Improper storage (heat, sunlight exposure) can degrade water quality or promote bacterial growth.
4. Regulation Issues
- Bottled water is regulated by the FDA in the U.S., but the standards can be less stringent or different than those for municipal tap water overseen by the EPA.
- Labeling can sometimes be misleading, making it hard for consumers to know the source and quality.
5. Accessibility & Equity
- In some places, reliance on bottled water reflects failures in public water infrastructure, disproportionately affecting lower-income communities.
- Bottled water access is sometimes limited or prioritized in emergencies, raising concerns about equity.
6. Taste and Perception
- Some people prefer bottled water due to taste or distrust of tap water, but this is often based on perception rather than actual safety differences.