Is this system better than Camelbak which has BPA free tub?
1369704
when I got mine in the mail it was missing parts, they had to send me another. Made in Israel! cheap plastic. I wont buy one again. Go with a good brand name, at least you get what you pay for
1369705
I prefer this system but really there isn't s comparison. I use Camelback when backpacking. The bite dessert is easier fur me when riding bicycle.
1369706
I dont believe it is a matter of being better it just allows u to carry less water where filtering water is easily accessible like in the smoky mountain water is abundant and i dont need to carry 2 litres of water.
1369707
I don´t know Camelbak system.I don´t think this has a BPA free tub. I had to change mouth piece because it was to hard tu sip water.It is very useful cause you can use with almost any kind of bottle.
1369708
Not sure if it's "better", but the advantages of this system is that it allows you to convert your Nalgene bottle (or others) to a hands free hydrations. The bottle takes the place of the bladder. The good news is that the bladder no longer takes up valuable real estate inside your pack (assuming you use the side bottle pockets). Oh, and no more straining to reach back to get the bottle.
1818009
I don't think manufacturer would ever tell us if their product is BPA free. To be really safe perhaps is better to use steele electric kettles instead also may be we should stop using micowave or eat canned food.
1083063
I would contact Avent & ask but I believe they are. Pretty sure they make all baby bottles,nipples, pacifiers, etc BPA free now.
2246819
I have two of these and they ARE BPA free. Just checked the Nalgene website to confirm.
962888
Yes, All bite valves on the CamelBak systems can be replaced. They are rather inexpensive and are easily replaced.
2019586
I'm not sure if it is BPA proof, they are reusable and leak proof. We took them hiking and they worked great. Packs were full and these did not leak or puncture a hole. The hole is about a dime size but you are given a funnel to pour drinks in . The big one hold about a pint and a half. Going to use themOn a cruise next month.
945172
Yes, the plastic bottle is BPS free. Dynamic Health Laboratories, Inc. 800-396-2114
287469
You would only be complicating an easy process. Plus, you want to use boiling water for tea. By the time you put the boiling water in the reservoir and pump it through the tea bag, your tea will be lukewarm. Also, harmful chemicals can leech out of plastics, especially when you add boiling water. I can't remember if this product is BPA free, but that is not the only harmful chemical in plastics. Save your money.
1533494
My son bit through his and I replaced it with the Camelbak Big Bite Valves (3 Color Pack). The colors worked out great because now I can tell whose is whose when I take them apart for cleaning.
459607
I wouldn't risk boiling water. Warm water yes. I would also check the Camelbak website.
123401
It doesn't show on this listing, but their other sippy cups are BPA free and they look the exact same to me.
2183520
To be honest I don't recall. But I am a stickler for only buying BPA free products. I would NOT have purchased it otherwise. I would think they would state it on the web page. We love this icecube maker for our sailboat. It is very good quality.
1704151
It IS BPA-free. Info listed under features in the site: http://www.tetonsports.com/Backpacks/Hydration/Oasis1100.htm
1263193
Your Camelbak bottle and its parts have alifetime warranty which is available to customers online at:http://www.camelbak.com/en/GYB/Select-Category.aspx
340642
You can only go by what the manufacturer says and that is that all parts that come in contact with water are BPA free. The customer that claims the California prop issue needs to do some more research about what that means. There isn't a single water distribution system on the market that isn't flagged by that proposition so every drop of water you use has already passed through piping prop 65 deems questionable.
1350564
Hi there, D. Noble! As all CamelBak products, this one is also very reliable and made to last. A fully charged All Clear™ will last around 80 cycles, each cycle will provide you around 600ml. 600*80/100 = 48L per charge. If you go camping, well... let's say you can get a decent amount of purified water in one charge. The All Clear™ also features one accessory, a pre-filter which really mades the difference when getting water from rivers or streams with high amounts of sediment. Hope you make the right choice! For more information visit the CamelBak Store http://www.camelbak.com/allclear
1306848
I have had the best luck with born free. They are BPA free and work great with babies with or without reflux issues.