Brita Hard-Sided Plastic Premium Filtering Water Bottle, BPA-Free, Reusable, Replaces 300 Plastic Water Bottles, Filter Lasts 2 Months or 40 Gallons, Includes 1 Filter, Night Sky - 36 oz.

Drink healthier, great-tasting tap water with the BPA-free Brita Hard-Sided Plastic Premium Filtering Water Bottle. This filtered water bottle utilizes an activated carbon block filter to cut the taste and odor of chlorine and reduce particulates in water as you drink. You can also replace 300 standard 16.9-oz. single-use plastic water bottles with just one water bottle filter. It's an easy way to stay hydrated, save money and reduce plastic waste. Created for effortless convenience, this water filter bottle features an enclosed, easy-sip straw, a built-in carrying loop for grab-and-go portability and a one-handed push-button lid. The bottle also has a leakproof design to help you avoid surprise drips and spills, and it's top rack dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning. This water bottle is compatible with Brita water bottle replacement filters, which should be changed every 40 gallons or about every two months. Get great taste, less waste and more savings from Brita.

• BRITA WATER FILTER BOTTLE: One 36 oz. BPA-free Brita Hard-Sided Plastic Premium Filtering Water Bottle with one filter that reduces chlorine taste and odor in water as you drink
• CUTS OUT IMPURITIES: Activated carbon block filter cuts the taste and odor of chlorine and also reduces particulates in drinking water; not a water purifier bottle
• SUSTAINABLE: By switching to Brita, you can save money and replace up to 300 standard 16.9-oz. single-use plastic water bottles with each filter
• CONVENIENT DESIGN: Features include an easy-sip straw, built-in carrying loop for portability, one-handed push-button lid and leakproof design/construction to avoid surprise spills
• TOP RACK DISHWASHER-SAFE: Just place this personal water filter bottle in the top rack of your dishwasher for easy cleaning
• USE WITH REPLACEMENT FILTER: Compatible with Brita water bottle replacement filters, which should be changed every 40 gallons or about every two months