Why Serious Preppers Are Switching to PureFlow
Most water filter straws on the market were designed for weekend hikers. They expire in your bag. They filter at 0.1 or 0.2 microns. They tap out at 500–1,000 gallons. That's fine for a campsite — but in a real grid-down scenario, you're not drinking from a mountain stream. You're sourcing water from a creek behind your neighborhood, a drainage ditch, or standing rainwater.
The PureFlow straw filters to 0.01 microns — that's 10x finer than other common brands. It removes 99.9% of bacteria (E. coli, salmonella, cholera), protozoa (giardia, cryptosporidium), and microplastics. The waterborne threats that'll put you down when there's no hospital running.
It filters 1,800 gallons from a single straw.
It never expires. Drop it in your bug-out bag today and it works identically whether you need it next month or in ten years. No rotation. No maintenance. No chemical degradation.
Two ounces. Fits in the palm of your hand. Your kids can carry their own. At this price point, every family member should have one — and every bag, vehicle, and kit should have a backup.