Ultralight Water Purifier & Filter Bottle

G'day Rachel,

Grayl makes no mention of Fluoride in their details on chemicals filtered so it's unlikely that it's included.  The full list can be found here :)  Cheers

G'day Louka,

The Grayl Ultralight purifier will filter out 99.99% of viruses, bacteria, and protozoan cysts. Most parasites fall under the protozoan cyst category (e.g. Giardia, Cryptosporidium and Amoebae). So this bottle should do the trick for the parasites you'll encounter in Vanuatu (it's usually Giardia that gets people sick there).

G'day Richard,

The Grayl Geopress is yet to land here in Australia, but our supplier has indicated they should be available in July / August. Best bet will be to send us an email then and we can confirm their price and available once they land here.

G'day Oliver,

Thanks for getting in touch, the Grayl Water Purifier is designed to remove viruses and bacteria from water. To be able to drink sea water you'll need a desalinator of some form. There are a number of ways you can achieve this in an emergency situation, but in general, we'd suggest sourcing fresh water as desalinating can be a fairly long arduous process.

G'day Angela,

You'll be fine using a Grayl bottle in Morrocco as it removes 99.9999% of viruses, disease-causing bacteria, and protozoan cysts. It will remove dirt from well water but the dirtier the water, the faster the filter will get clogged up and require cleaning or replacing. If you're not sure how long you'll need it to last it might be worthwhile taking a spare cartridge. 

G'day Jillian,

Good question. The best thing to do is head over to Grayl's website and have a read through their FAQ's as it's not a simple yes or no answer, but assuming you're filtering 2 litres of water a day per person, one cartridge would get you through a month of travel. New cartridges are available here and they're pretty small so carrying a spare isn't a hassle.