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Compare | Comparison of LifeStraw StrawsUpdated a few seconds ago

ProductMain UseFilter TypeBenefitsFlow RateFilter Life** WeightDimensionsIdeal Use Carbon Attachment Compatibility
LifeStraw Peak Series Personal Water Filter StrawDirect drinking from lakes, rivers, or taps (in emergencies)Membrane microfilter (0.2 micron)Removes bacteria, parasites, and microplastics; durable, portable.  Can attach to some standard use water bottles with 28mm thread2.5 L/ min (+/- 30%)Up to 4,000 L (1,000 gal)2.3 oz | 65 g  1.26 x 7.7 in | 3.2 x 19.5 cm  Backpacking, hiking, and emergency kitsOptional activated carbon filter can be purchased separately; improves taste and reduces chlorine; works with Peak Straw and Peak Solo
LifeStraw Personal Water FilterDirect drinking from natural water sourcesMembrane microfilter (0.2 micron)Removes bacteria, parasites, microplastics; durable, portable; Lightweight, simple, affordable2.1 L/min (+/- 30%)Up to 4,000 L (1,000 gal)1.6 oz | 46 g 9 x 1.2 in | 22.9 x 2.5 cmBudget-friendly outdoor adventures, emergency prepNot compatible with carbon attachment
LifeStraw SoloCompact, direct drinking or attaching to standard water bottlesMembrane microfilter (0.2 micron)Removes bacteria, parasites, microplastics; durable, portable; Ultralight, attaches to bottles, small pack size; 2.8 L/min (+/- 30%)Up to 2,000 L (528 gal)1.7oz / 48.2g 5.1in x 1.3in / 12.9cm x 3.30cmUltralight backpacking, travelOptional activated carbon filter can be purchased separately; improves taste and reduces chlorine; works with Peak Straw and Peak Solo
LifeStraw SipEvery day drinking from public water fountains or tapsMembrane microfilter (0.2 micron)Removes bacteria, parasites, and microplastics; reusable, discreet straw design1.2 L/min (+/- 30%)Up to 500 L (132 gal) 1.8 oz  10 in x .5inDaily commuting, school, and travel in areas with uncertain tap water safetyNot compatible with carbon attachment


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