The LifeSaver Jerrycan is a great way to both store and purify water during overlanding adventures. But it’s also a daily source of clean water in the vehicle. LifeSaver water filters are not suitable for grey wateras they cannot filter out soaps and detergents in solution One of the big hurdles in remote overlanding is securing a potable water supply. Of course, the more remote the objective, the more complicated this becomes. Carrying large amounts of drinking water requires space and weighs the vehicle down, negatively affecting handling and mileage. The LifeSaver Cube was designed with Oxfam to be the perfect disaster response solution, providing safe water to communities who have lost their infrastructure. Its 5 litre storage capacity is ideally suited for families or small groups whilst on camping trips or days out. It’s small enough to be transported or to be stored in a vehicle, or to be used as a water purifier in the home. This 18.5-litre tank is capable of taking the murkiest, most disgusting water… and turning it into something safe to drink almost immediately. No boiling, no chlorine, no fuss.

One of the most common uses for me during the testing period was to purify the often funky-tasting, odd-smelling, or heavily chlorinated potable water offered at parks. I value the peace of mind drinking cleaner-tasting, odor-free water. Tested by BCS laboratories issued 9/02/16 based on an adaption of NSF/ANSI P231 Protocol. These units are tested with two different types of water to challenge the filtration capability beyond the standard use. All figures quoted are taken from the stressed challenge phase of the test imitating sewage contaminated water. Also, you don’t need to add ANY chlorine. We always add chlorine to the tanks on our motorhome when we refill the water tank, just in case something is wrong with the water supply (we use this Chlorine religiously). Even though it’s really good and I can never taste it, I know it’s there and I LOVE the fact that we didn’t need to add any chlorine to the water which we are drinking. LifeSaver purification devices are pressurizedwith a built in hand pump, n o chemicals or power requiredThe NSF Protocol P248 was developed with the U.S. Army Public Health Command (USAPHC) based on the EPA Guide Standard, with the goal of providing deployed military personnel the capability to produce sustainable quantities of safe drinking water in any environment. I’ll be honest, I was a bit sceptical about this product. I’d never used a camping water filtration product before and I couldn’t really see the potential… until the third night of our trip to the Italian Dolomites, where we were camped up a mountain and running low on water. Being able to refill and use the jerrycan from a convenient stream was AMAZING and allowed us to continue our adventures in the wild. It also has a shower attachment, which might be the best bit of the entire thing- but we’ll get to that shortly. LifeSaver Jerrycan meets NSF Protocol P248 standard for U.S. Military LifeSaver Jerrycan meets NSF Protocol P248 standard for U.S. Military

Tested by Independent Test House toexceed NSF P248 compliance standards, for virus, bacteria and protozoan cyst reduction by the US Army Public Health Center (MEDCOM) One of the most frustrating things about long-term or full time vanlife or overland travel is finding clean, safe drinking water.Unfortunately we cannot ship internationally, including Mexico or freight forwarders. We apologize for any inconvenience. BUT- if you’re like us and prefer to stay off-grid, wild camping in the middle of nowhere for as long as you can, or just want a perfect shower for yourselves or a muddy pup, then I strongly recommend getting one of these! LifeSaver for vanlifers

LifeSaver Technology is able remove particles in suspension in water, not particles in solution. This means that some things will not be filtered out of your LifeSaver: Pesticides and Heavy metals will not be filtered out. However, optional activated carbon filterremoveschlorine, taste and odour And the showerhead accessory made it convenient to rinse off and wash dishes while the Jerrycan sat on the open tailgate. A second person pumping allowed continuous showering or washing with a constant flow rate.

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The second time I praised the LifeSaver was when our dog, Mac, decided to roll in a puddle. A disgusting, wet, muddy, smelly, horrible puddle. (Get a dog, they said…)