Review on 🍉 Savvy Infusion Water Bottles: Leak Proof Fruit Infuser Bottle for Outdoor Activities - 32 oz Black Tritan Shatter Proof Plastic - Perfect Mother's Day Gift for Women by Tyler Parker

I am VERY happy with my purchase. Thanks to my Savvy Infuser I average 3 more glasses of water a day :) My favorite combo is peaches and oranges - like a fluffy belly button! Peaches and blueberries with a hint of mint take second place. At first I had a problem because I only need about 1/8th of the peach to fit in the brew pod and then what do I do with the rest of the peach. ? I don't necessarily want to eat it (I "pack" my bottle at night before bed and let it "brew" overnight for more flavor!), but I don't want to waste it either. I tried cutting it up, putting it in a bag and throwing it in the freezer. But the next day all I had was a huge piece of peach chunks, none of which would separate to get into the bottle. So I took a small ice cube tray and placed the peach pieces in the tray, 1-2 pieces per "cube", and put THIS in the freezer. Voila! The perfect cubes of frozen peaches which THEN can be bagged and stored separately. Cut the oranges (or clementines) into chunks, then use a knife to separate them from the outside. They're in a bag in the fridge. When I "pack" my tea, I take 2-3 orange slices and turn the orange slice, cut inside out, so all the juicy pips are on the outside and in contact with the water. Delicious! This was one of my Prime Day purchases and I've been using it every day since. It came with me to a conference, traveled around in my computer bag, been tipped over, dropped etc, and has never leaked or spilled (as long as the lid is on!). The ONLY complaint, if I have one, is that you REALLY have to be a little careful when drinking from it. Around the top of the brewer is a series of holes that are about 1/4 inch long and about 1/16 inch high, with a thin section of plastic between each hole. What I've found is that if one of the holes is right in front of my mouth, I get spilled out of the corners of my mouth (not graceful in public). I'm used to bottles that need to be tipped and/or squeezed hard to drink from, but that's not required here, so part of the secret is taking sips and slowly tipping them as if you're drinking from one would drink a normal cup. Glass (just needs a little muscle memory training) and when I hold one of the little pieces of plastic in front of my mouth and slowly lift the bottle, it pours well and doesn't make me drip :) Hello to the wonderful customer service reps - you checked me out post purchase and still chatted with me a few times (real people, no support bots). They also surprised me by sending me a second bottle as a thank you for buying the first one (thanks Karen!). Great product, great people to buy from. Your body will thank you!