Glass Water Bottle - pearl white 450ml

A smaller version of the popular Lifefactory glass beverage bottle, this handy 450ml size in pearly white fits most car and stroller drink holders and is a favourite among seniors and older kids. A perfect solution to drinking water on-the-go, these glass water bottles with a funky yet protective silicone cover tick all the boxes: they're non-toxic, eco-conscious, virtually unbreakable and look great. Tired of tasting metal while steering clear of toxic plastic water bottles? These wide-mouth non-leaching water bottles are free of known harmful chemicals including bisphenol-A (BPA), phthalates, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The non-toxic silicone sleeve makes for easy gripping and helps prevent breakage. Matching cap and sleeve. Made in the USA.

This classic glass bottle in the 450ml size is also available as a spring green glass water bottle, graphite grey, raspberry pink, royal purple, and a turquoise glass drinking bottle.

Larger 650ml glass water bottles are available in spring green, midnight blue, sky blue, orange, red and pearl white.

For help and advice or to order over the phone, please call 778 340 5463 or toll free 1 877 216 5463.
 

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The non-toxic silicone sleeve makes this glass bottle more durable than most. To test, we dropped it from waist height onto rock hard steps - without a crack.

Both the glass bottle and sleeve can be put into the dishwasher together.

This unique glass water bottle has the following features:

About Lifefactory
Bottle maker, Lifefactory believes the long-term future is determined by how we treat the earth now. They use glass and silica- low impact raw materials. They keep packaging to a minimum to leave less of a footprint on our precious earth. All of their products go through rigorous testing and score well above the industry standard for chemical content and durability.

Media says
As recommended as a top gift for 2011 in Chatelaine magazine's Holiday Gift Guide.

"Breakability was the biggest hurdle, but after repeated tests the Lifefactory team came up with a version that easily withstands everyday rigors. We intentionally dropped one on a concrete floor several times (not recommended, of course), and it survived without a single crack." San Francisco Chronicle