Lifesaver

LifeSaver was developed by British Inventor Michael Pritchard in 2007 following the horrific scenes showing on TV from the Tsunami and Hurricane Katrina. He set out to create the first portable water purification device capable of providing a sustainable source of safe, clean drinking water wherever and whenever it was needed.

The world's first portable water filter - the LifeSaver Bottle was created in 2007 and is capable of removing the smallest known waterborne viruses.

LifeSaver are involved within the Humanitarian sector and work in partnership with Oxfam. This led to the creation of the LifeSaver Cube. The Cube stores up to 5 litres of water and will provide a family of four, daily safe drinking water for a year. The Cube has been designed specifically to achieve maximium units on a pallet for emergencies and is small enough for children to use.

The British Army have also chosen LifeSaver to work with to provide their troops with safe drinking water when they are operation in the field.

The growing range of LifeSaver products have made them really popular with outdoor enthusiasts, campers, backpackers, travellers, overlanders, adventurers, explorers and preppers.