The Smartest Way to Drink Water

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We use uncontaminated organic materials to produce the highest quality borosilicate glass water bottles available, period.

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SAFE

Our glass bottles are leadless, non-toxic, BPA-free and composed of 100% high-density borosilicate glass.

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MINIMAL

We offer minimalist designs for everyday life. All of our products are dishwasher safe and easy to use.

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SMART

Over 100 million plastic bottles are trashed every day in the US alone. Reusable glass bottles reduce single-use waste.

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32 oz Glass Water Bottle with Stainless Steel Cap (2nd Generation)

$40.00

21 oz Glass Water Bottle with Stainless Steel Cap (2nd Generation)

$38.00

100% Borosilicate Glass

The superior choice for pure, uncontaminated water

WHY THEY LOVE US

Believe me when I say this is the platinum standard of glass water bottles. Everything about it is high-quality, including the durability of the glass and the sturdiness of the lid.
Connie H.

Love the look of this bottle. Easy to clean, well-made and sturdy. Drinking water out of glass tastes much better to me than plastic or stainless steel alternatives.
Olivia E.

I really wanted a glass bottle that held a ton of liquid that would fit in my cars cup holder. This is it. It looks super slick and I've had many people ask me about it.
Travis K.

Drink responsibly.

Every year we donate 1% of our proceeds to the 5 Gyres Institute to help tackle the plastic pollution epidemic

READ ABOUT OUR IMPACT

The Reformist

The Environmental Impact of Plastic Water Bottles and All You Need to Know

It should come as no surprise that one of the most pressing environmental issues we face is plastic pollution...

What Is Borosilicate Glass And Why Is It Better Than Regular Glass?

Here's everything you need to know about borosilicate glass, and why it's better for you...

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The 5 Gyres Institute

We donate 1% of our annual sales to the 5 Gyres Institute. Through collaboration with nonprofits, scientists, and government organizations they are using the latest research and tools to tackle the plastic pollution epidemic.