Epic Water Filters | Replacement Everyday Bottle Filter | 4-Month | 75 gal | Removes Lead, Chlorine, VOC, TTHMs, Iron, Pesticides, Pharmaceuticals, PFOA, PFOS

Easy to use and great for college. Saves the landfills from filling up with plastics water bottle.

Great for airports and bike rides

I think the price is a little too high but the filtration is really good. I like that I can put tap water in when I am outside or out and about and then it filters it nicely. I have three bottles and have been using epic bottles for a while now and havent really found anything better for portable filtration for daily use. When Im at home I have a filter on my sink which is okay but when Im out I need to have a bottle that filters out chemicals etc. I also save money and also landfill by not buying water bottles outside Im using my own!

Ive purchased this four times now and it never dissapoints. I have also purchased the water bottle that goes with it 3 times. The water tastes great. I love how long it lastes. I trust this filter over any other one. If you are looking for a filtered water bottle this and the Epic Nalgene OG are the way to go. There is even an outdoor filter.

I bought this to replace the original one that came with my Epic water bottle. Works great- a little costly, but definitely worth it!

Drinking water

We use normal tap water. About a bottle a day passes through the filter. It was clogged in a week.

I love these filters! I have their 32oz bottle and it’s been 3 years and still in perfect shape! These filter does the job, filtering out the weird tap water taste I don’t like in tap water.

To be noted I used this with a Hydroflask; While the idea of this is great, the execution isn’t all here. I’ll start off by saying the good; the filter does what it’s made to do - filters water just fine, but that’s about where the good ends. The hydro flask straw doesn’t quite fit into the filter, doesn’t matter if you get it wet, spit on it, take it out to dinner, it just wasn’t going in there without some kind of accusation of wrongdoing. I had to whittle mine down to just the right size just to finagle it in there and now I can’t drink my amazingly filtered water down to the bottom of the bottle. This wouldn’t be a problem as I would typically just unscrew the cap and throw back the rest but the filter leaves the inside of the water bottle smelling like something I’d found in a swamp after three days of looking for a missing person. Kudos to the filter because the water coming out of my straw tasted like pure springs, but take those kudos back for befouling my hydroflask in such a manner. Naturally I’d want to rid myself of this product but remember the little whittling I’d done to start this adventure, well that’s basically rendered my straw useless without the filter so here I am, waiting on a new straw, careful to open my water bottle in public for fear of being caught with the dead body inside.

It just works.