Update: This popular deal is still available for a limited time.
REI has select
Nalgene Water Bottles on sale listed below valid for
REI Co-op Members only.
Shipping is free, otherwise select free curbside pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to community member
mastertux for finding this deal
Note: Offer/price will require an active REI Co-op Membership ($30 for
lifetime membership). Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
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BPA-free is objectively better, I'm just saying they made it sound like we were drinking cyanide
It's all about the use case.
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This is a highly debated subject and there is much disagreement.
This is further compounded by the fact that these bottles are 50% recycled plastic, and who knows if the plastic used is BPA/BPS/phthalate free.
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BPA-free is objectively better, I'm just saying they made it sound like we were drinking cyanide
TAL Stainless Steel Ranger Water Bottle 64oz, Summer Blue https://www.walmart.com/ip/1101382507
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TAL Stainless Steel Ranger Water Bottle 64oz, Summer Blue https://www.walmart.com/ip/1101382507
It's all about the use case.
Metal bottles can also leach chemicals depending on their composition, lining, etc. This applies to any canned, bottled, etc., liquid you may be consuming.
Point being, know what your buying and make a decision your comfortable with.
Personally, I use a stainless steel bottle and don't keep water in it for extended periods and generally just drink water out of a glass at home.
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Metal bottles can also leach chemicals depending on their composition, lining, etc. This applies to any canned, bottled, etc., liquid you may be consuming.
Point being, know what your buying and make a decision your comfortable with.
Personally, I use a stainless steel bottle and don't keep water in it for extended periods and generally just drink water out of a glass at home.
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