LARQ Filtered Water Bottle 740mL

Double wall vacuum insulated - Keeps water cold for up to 24 hours and hot for 12 hours.

Perfect for the office, a weekend snow trip, and staying hydrated wherever your adventures take you.

Easy to drink straw design.

Improves taste for a smooth finish and removes lead, heavy metals, chlorine, and particulates that meet NSF/ANSI 42, 53 & 401 standards.

Long lasting - Filters up to 40 gallons (151 liters) of water or 2 months of use - this equals to 300 single-use plastic bottles.

Features a straw and filter setup to remove pollutants from your water. Buy a LARQ PureVis cap to be able to both purify and filter your water.

For care & use instructions, FAQs and more, please see our LARQ Bottle blog post.

If you need to replace the carabiner on your LARQ filtered cap, your cheapest option is to buy an Active Loop Accessory. The silicone is not designed to fit around the filtered cap, but you can remove the carabiner and hold on to the silicone for future recycling or if you end up getting a PureVis cap.

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Food-grade 18/8 stainless steel.

Reuse, refill or recycle the bottle.

The innovators at LARQ have created the world's first self-cleaning water bottle by utilising the power of a UV-C light hidden in the cap. This is their PureVis technology. Every two hours, your LARQ bottle activates, eliminating bacteria that might be growing inside your bottle. This leads to better tasting, healthier and less stinky drinks all day.

Biome currently stocks two types of LARQ Bottles, both featuring PureVis UV-C lids.

The first is the 500mL Insulated style. This can keep liquids hot for up to 12 hours and cold for up to 24 hours, which is pretty impressive and outperforms many other premium insulated bottles.

We also stock the 710mL Movement style. The Movement style is not insulated, allowing the bottle to hold more water in a bottle that is basically the same size as the insulated version. Additionally, it is lighter than the insulated style.

To learn all about self cleaning bottles, and more, check out this blog post.