Review on 🍓 Flexifoil Premium 800ml Fruit Infused Clear Water Bottle - Leak Proof, Shatter-Proof, and Eco-Friendly with Carry Handle. BPA Free. Ideal for Yoga, Gym, Fitness, Detox, and Healthy Lifestyle. by Lisa Adamczak

I received this item at a discount in exchange for my honest review. I like this bottle/concept more than I expected. PROS: - unbreakable - makes really tasty water! - red. I love the transparent red cap. only for me - it is convenient to drink after unscrewing the lid. Everything stays where it should be; It doesn't feel much different than drinking from a regular glass. A good size, although not exactly what the manufacturer claims (see below). 800 ml (for those of you who don't own a ml like me) is about 27 oz. After adding fruit, about 2.5 liters of water are obtained. CONS: -Plastic, no glass. But since it was clear from the product description, I can't blame the manufacturer. It's inconvenient to remove the entire lid for each sip. Because the bottom of the internal filter is rounded, it doesn't stand alone; this. You can't stand and cut fruit to fill it. You must hold it upright in your hand or propped it in a glass or something. The inner strainer is suspended 2 inches from the bottom of the tank (the overall height of the water tank without the lid is 7 1/2). "). This is normal when you first fill the strainer, but as you drink water, less and less fruit comes in contact with the water. The lid has a great watertight lid, so I put it in the fridge on the Head, however, since the lid is rounded, at least a little effort and planning is required - no instructions, nothing of the sort, so it's not very difficult, but the suggested recipe or two or the time it takes to infuse could be good - lots of small pieces and silicone seals make cleaning difficult - this brimming, overflowing bottle only holds 750ml of Pyrex water, that's BEFORE any displacement from added fruit or the strainer itself. Actual water volume after filling the filter is around 600ml, 20 oz or 2 1/2 cups In the manufacturer's defense I did a little research on the ml measurement and apparently "in the US a milliliter equals 0.03 fl oz, 0.0 6 cubic inches or 0.2 tsp." oh spoon; In British imperial units, one milliliter is equal to 0.04 fluid ounces, or 0.17 teaspoons." It is believed to hold 800 ml, measured in British imperial units.