Eureka Forbes Aquaguard Personal Purifier Bottle

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Hi Guys , Please Read carefully and Then Decide to purchase or not. I am a genuine Reviewer and I am giving my Honest Veiws after Using it.PRODUCT PURCHASED : 11th AUGUST @529 INR.PRODUCT RECEIVED : 14th August .For Delivery Service i am Rating : 4* Out of 5. ( Thanks Amazon)Now Talking about Product :----------------1- I don't Know Why people are saying its purifying. Have they tested it or just poured water and saying..Believe me its not at all an aquaguard. Its filter is just Made up off nets and clothes. Just its removes the dirts. Thats all. I conducted some tests.Testing Condition :-------------------- ( HOLI, CHALK,SINDUR)1ST - Holi Mixed Water : Failed. I mixed Holi with some water just to check , The result is nothing . I received Same pink colour water. (❌)2- Tested With Chalk Powder : As Chalk Powder doesn't dissolve properly, the Output water was clear. It passed Chalk Powder test. (✔️)3- Tested With Sindur : Some what the water was Clear but Still i Got red water, slightly. (❌)They Main Problem is after Tests over , i washed It properly. Still i got somewhat Slightly Red water because of sindur.Why Not Worthy ? :---------------1- Leakage In the Cap.2- The Purified Water smells Different and i think it is due to the impurities stucked in filters.3- Cheap Build Quality. If someone is paying 600 INR for a bottle ,it should Look like a Premium Product.4- The Flow of water is very slow.My Opinion :---------------- 2* - Value of money 💰Regretting Product. Not at all satisfied . Currently i just removed the filter cap and using it as Normal water bottle.This is totally My Veiws what i Got after Testing.If You are still Interested ,You can Buy.Thanks For Reading My Review.Thanks , Be Safe Have a Nice day ahead.

I backpack a lot and usually buy 1 packaged drinking water daily during every trip. While the bottle I buy is about 2 litres, there is always this guilt of generating plastic simply because I never re-use the bottle and in effort of reducing my travel essentials, I dispose it. Now, I was calculating my spends and realised that if I travelled for a month- it would mean investing in 30 plastic bottles.If 1 bottle = 20 INR then that meant, 600 INR for a month long usage. This bottle costs 490 INR + 50 INR for shipping.Eureka Forbes seems valuable though there are other international brands too. Tata Swach costs 480 INR but it leaks and is inconvenient for travelling. There are international brands like Lifestraw which is anyday better but costs around 3x of Eurkea Forbes i.e. 1449 INR.Overall, you have to discard water the 2 - 3 times as there is a carbon aftertaste. But that is not a concern because it happens with all carbon purifiers usually.Hits: Budget-friendly and does its bit for the environment. Though you are saving 599 plastic bottles with its 600 refills, it is still plastic. But hey- you can't have everything.Misses: Bottle cap. Appears to be cheap and certainly not classy. Lifestraw is the best among water purifiers but expensive.- SID

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Contrary to what many people have said i did not encounter any difficulty in using this. Bought this for a trekking trip to Kheerganga, Himachal and now i'm using it daily. It's a sipper bottle and no there is no need to squeeze it. There is a small valve at the top near the sipper. Just pull that down and sip and you won't have to squeeze it. I used to use BRITA filter bottle in uk which is great and would have preferred to use that but they don't sell it in India. I cannot take it to office due to funky colors but this does what it is supposed to. Cannot say about deadly viruses as i believe most people won't be using it to filter 'Nali ka pani' . It did work in himachal but i think the water there is anyways quite good.Good product but can be vastly improvement. It can be more compact like the Brita one and have lil less funky looks.

The product was as described. But the water flow from the sipper is very very low and is suitable for a child. For an adult it really does not help.The product is good and the filter cartridge does a good job of purifying the water. You have to squeeze it very hard each time to get some decent amount of water out of it. I really doubt if it would last long based on the amount of pressure needed to squeeze water out of it.It did not help me to gulp down water quickly when I was too tired and there was no satisfaction of drinking at all :(. I did not like this but there might be others to whom this might suit well.

First off, I like it and I use it. I take it to office. I fill it from the tap at home or in office. Don't know how good a job its doing but I haven't fallen sick yet. The problem I have with it is that the finish of moulding of the plastic is not good, with lot of rough edges. EF could have done a much better job of manufacturing. Also the product features says its a 'squeezable ' bottle, but each time you squeeze it there's a little air inlet at the top which will leak unfiltered water out, so be careful of that. Also its a bit of an effort to suck the water out so its probably not for everyone. I hope they come out with a second version thats improved because I love the idea of this bottle.