LifeStraw products have a history of use in some of the harshest conditions around the world, from refugee camps to natural disasters to extreme back-country, our products have to work because lives depend on them. Our testing and transparency is unparalleled and we use the most trusted performance criteria based on protocols established by the World Health Organization, the US EPA, NSF International and the Water Quality Association.
Go Series replacement filters are available at LifeStraw.com and through many of our authorized dealers both online and at physical stores.
HERE is a link to the membrane replacement which includes a carbon.
HERE is a link to the carbon capsules sold separately in packs of 2 and six.
To find a retailer near you, we recommend visiting our Store Locator tool.
If visiting an authorized dealer, please call the store or visit their website for inventory availability.
Please note: When buying a replacement membrane microfilter, ensure you are getting the correct replacement for your version of the Go Series bottle. Lids with the flip up straw will need a press-fit filter. Lids with a twist-on mouthpiece and lid require a screw-in filter.
We recommended washing your LifeStraw Go Series bottle by hand but if needed, the Go Series bottles can be placed in the dishwasher for cleaning, but only after the filters are removed and you should avoid the heated dry setting. It is recommended to remove the cover and mouthpiece from the main cap and wash them separately.
Please see our video guide for proper procedures on safely and effectively washing your bottle.
The Go Series utilizes a two-stage filtration system consisting of a microfilter membrane and an activated carbon filter.
• The membrane microfilter lasts up to 1,000 gallons (4,000 L) and will stop allowing water to flow through once it’s reached the end of its lifetime. Replacements can be found HERE.
• The activated carbon filter lasts up to 26 gallons (100 L) of water with proper use and maintenance. We recommend replacing this when you notice a change in smell or taste of your water or every 60 or so days with regular use. Replacements can be found HERE.
Il faut simplement s'habituer au goût du charbon. La gourde est vraiment résistante, mais la peinture marque facilement et prend vite les impacts. Le produit me convient totalement, même si je le trouve un peu cher au vu de la peinture qui s'abîme rapidement. Elle est facile à nettoyer, et pour boire il suffit d'aspirer sans problème : l'eau passe à travers le charbon qui filtre directement.
My husband and I travel a lot. We spent a lot of money on bottled water and it's sometimes problematic to find a shop.
We decided to try something else during our 6 months trip across Latin America. We read opinions about different products and finally we chose LifeStraw bottles.
We use them every day for more than a month now so I can share my opinion. There are just great! We already saved a lot of money, we don't need to remember to buy water, search for a shop or walk with big bottles. We can just take water from any tap and don't worry about getting sick. With two filters (we use carbon filters) water doesn't smell nor taste bad.
Bottles looks nice and comparing to the others we had quality is high. My husband's bottle dropped off from a moving track and the bottle is still fine (but it doesn't look so good any longer).
We cannot compare it with other products but we're really satisfied with LifeStraw and we recommend it.
Traveling the world me and my girlfriend both bought a lifestraw bottle. Suprisingly mine broke, but costumer care was kind enough to send me a full replacement. So happy to have my bottle back!
Products like this are true enablers. Beit out in the bush, in emergency situations, or as a day-to-day usage, one is protected from most of the potential harms of dirty water.
I haven't done any lab tests but, it really improves taste with no weird smells or aftertaste. The bottle and the cup are nicelly finished and seem robust. The flow is good also. Very good purchase.