After plenty of shopping around I purchased the Fill 2 pure extreme for a RTW trip. I eventually settled on the Fill2pure as it offered the biggest capacity in comparison to competing bottles, and the best value in terms of filter life.

First impression, the bottle is made from soft plastic and lacks a quality feel. It wasn’t until I’d already started my trip that I realised the huge design flaw with the straw which leaks every time you fold the straw down. About 10ml of water leaks every time which is super annoying and something to be very c...

Purchased the Stainless steel 750ml Extreme Fill 2 pure water bottle with filter. Was very convenient to fill bottle from tap water in Vietnam and I didn't get sick at all. Was a little disappointed in the quality of the stainless steel bottle as it is fairly thin and didn't hold up to the tough bag handling of a backpacker. Developed a small leak in the bottom edge of bottle making it useless. Glad it happened on last day of my two weeks. Filter held up well. Wont keep water cold, but it is fresh and easy to use. Looking for a replacement bottle!

My wife, our two teenagers and I purchased four of these bottles to use during a 16 day trek in the Himalayas. Ending up suffering from gastro during trips to Nepal is almost a certainty, however neither of us got unwell for the 3 weeks (in total) we were there, we used our fill2pure bottles as our 1 water source throughout the entire holiday topping them up with water from all types of sources. We had no issues with leaking lids or indications that the filters weren't holding up, i.e. bad tasting water, upset stomachs etc. it was a relief to only have to worry about the food, not what we were drinking as you drink a lot during the treks... bottles get 5/5 from our family.

I bought one water bottle and after about 6 months of use the lid started leaking. So I let Fill2Pure know and they replaced the lid (free) when I bought a new filter. The second lid had the same problem after about 4 months and this time in my bag on top of an important document that cost me $80 to replace. I love the concept, but they haven't quite got it right yet. I had to throw the bottle out with its only half used filter rather than risk more water spills in my bag every day.

Some key benefits with fill2pure, removes bad odour,chlorine,90 percent plus on fluoride and 99% of bad bacteria found in tap water. This is a portable water filter that is durable and easy to carry with me. I primarily use it in the office because the office filter does not remove fluoride. One filter lasted me for approximate one year and replacement was fairly cheap. It is handy for outdoors and the perfect substitute for bottled plastic water. Their are so many reasons to avoid plastic water bottles and every person should do some research...

I have used it for over one year. It really doesn't remove odor/ smell/ all contaminants well and all the plastic packagings and water filtered bottle (poor quality plastic) are plastic and one of those was broken since used for two days. By time, on surface on the filters, red coloured mould started growing up.

I purchased my fill 2 pure filter jug a couple of years ago and always keep my filter updated. So recently I started rethinking the water I'm drinking and was looking at the pure water (distilled water) and it brought my focus to my jug water after I ended up buying a TDS meter to measure the purity of my water.............well after testing the tap water it comes up at 158ppm and after the water went through the jug it was still 158ppm soooooo in short that means its not taking anything out the water and this was with a new filter. Then I foun...

I had been wanting to get this water filter jug for some time, but the cost of the investment made me delay the purchase for a few months. The biggest selling point for me was the ability to reduce fluoride by more than 90%, as I want my children to grow up without consuming excessive amounts of this neurological altering chemical. In addition, we live in an older house, and I fear that the plumbing might contain lead, which was used in construction around the time when our home was built some 30 years ago. The amount of chemicals and toxins it...