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product_id: 526694611
title: "LifeStraw Go Series Insulated Steel Water Filter Bottle, 1 L, Laguna Teal"
brand: "lifestraw"
price: "$22.04"
currency: USD
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# Replaces 8,000 single-use plastic bottles Double-wall vacuum insulation keeps water cool Filters 99.999999% bacteria & parasites LifeStraw Go Series Insulated Steel Water Filter Bottle, 1 L, Laguna Teal

**Brand:** lifestraw
**Price:** $22.04
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 💧 Sip Smart, Live Bold — The Ultimate Filtered Hydration Sidekick

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** LifeStraw Go Series Insulated Steel Water Filter Bottle, 1 L, Laguna Teal by lifestraw
- **How much does it cost?** $22.04 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.us](https://www.desertcart.us/products/526694611-lifestraw-go-series-insulated-steel-water-filter-bottle-1-l)

## Best For

- lifestraw enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted lifestraw brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Warrior’s Choice:** Saves thousands of plastic bottles from landfills and oceans—hydrate sustainably and lead the zero-waste movement.
- • **Effortless Clean & Sip:** Dishwasher-safe parts and a smooth straw design make hydration hygienic and hassle-free—because your time is valuable.
- • **All-Day Chill, Anywhere:** Double-wall insulated stainless steel keeps your water refreshingly cold from morning meetings to mountain hikes.
- • **Travel-Ready Durability:** Robust stainless steel design with a lightweight, ergonomic handle built for seamless airport security and on-the-go adventures.
- • **Unrivaled Purity Protection:** Advanced 2-stage filtration eliminates bacteria, parasites, microplastics, and chlorine for pristine hydration anywhere.

## Overview

The LifeStraw Go Series 1L insulated stainless steel water bottle combines cutting-edge 2-stage filtration with durable, BPA-free design to remove 99.999999% of bacteria, parasites, and microplastics. Its carbon filter enhances taste by reducing chlorine and odors, while double-wall vacuum insulation keeps water cold all day. Perfect for travel and everyday use, it supports sustainability by replacing up to 8,000 single-use plastic bottles and includes dishwasher-safe components for easy maintenance.

## Description

LifeStraw Go Series is the ultimate sidekick for safer, better-tasting water for travel and everyday use. The stainless steel BPA-free bottle filters out nasties, so you can fill up from airport bathrooms, a tap in Mexico, or a gas station while road-tripping. The advanced 2-stage filter improves taste and protects against bacteria, parasites, microplastics, chlorine, silt, sand, and cloudiness. The double wall vacuum insulation keeps your water cool all day. Do good on the go and avoid single-use plastic bottles. For every purchase, a child in need receives safe drinking water for a year.

Review: Why you should buy this bottle - Let's start with the reasons why you shouldn't: It's too heavy for serious hiking It's filter works great for filtering out all of the stuff you shouldn't have in clean drinking water And it doesn't filter out any of the things tap water drinkers are concerned about. So who is this filter bottle for? At first glance it just seems like another gimmicky product, but let's dive deeper. There's a saying in photography that the best camera is the one you have with you. The same is true of water bottles. Emergencies can strike at any time, and our ability to go without water is limited to 3ish days. Even getting mildly dehydrated can slow reaction time and decision making. This bottle is great for people who want to guarantee that they can safely drink any water they can find. While it doesn't remove chemicals from water, if this is your daily driver for a water bottle, then if you should find yourself needing to drink from a sketchy fountain, pond, stream, river or puddle this is the bottle that will get you through it. Some examples I can think of: Your local water treatment plant has a sewage leak or bacterial contamination, or flood waters have contaminated your water supply. Heck a year ago a bunch of people got stuck on the I-95 for 27 hours, so you just never know. It's also a great bottle for people who travel to places with sketchy water. Overall it costs about as much as a regular stainless bottle but it lets you drink puddle water. It looks nice, and whole the carbon filter is not exceptionally large or exceptionally good at removing chemicals it will reduce chlorine and other chemicals somewhat. This is the only bottle I've ever had that didn't have an off taste and I've had stainless steel, plastic and glass. Even the glass bottle tasted like the silicone lid. The straw also prevents the consumption of microplastics. This is really great since all tap and bottled waters contain microplastics. I have had a friend test reverse osmosis water he filled into a glass bottle and it too had plastic contamination. While I wouldn't exactly buy this bottle due to the microplastics it's an added benefit. Concerns: the first thing I noticed when I opened up the straw is that the fibers are glued in place with an adhesive. A recent video on youtube by modern castle claims their water test revealed that the filter added dichloromethane to the water. I believe this may be from the adhesive holding the fibers in place. Modern Castle was testing a gravity fed version of the pitcher, in which case the adhesive side was submerged underwater. My guess is that it may be leaching in that scenario. Regardless, the measurement was 1.4ppb, which is well below the epa limit of 5ppb and below california's more stringent 4ppb. Lifestraw's customer service was light on the details regarding the ingredients or type of adhesive used, but competitor filter straws such as those made by Sawyer are constructed in a similar manner. The lifestraw go version has the glue at the top and it sits above the water line. While looking at it, it appears water may contact it but it is brief as it passes through to the carbon filter so I don't think this model of the lifestraw has much to worry about but I'd skip the fridge filter version of the lifestraw and just buy RO water. Finally I'm unsure of what the straw membrane are made of. It's definitely some sort of plastic, and I found news articles stating that lifestraw uses halogenated resins that have germicidal properties and I personally don't like the sound of any of that. **update** per lifestraw their current membranes do not contain germicidal properties. The material in the membrane is Polysulfone which is a rigid polymer that is stable and retains the pore size needed to filter particles out of the water. It also is resistant to degradation from high or low ph levels, and should not degrade or leach at the temperatures the fibers will be exposed to in the bottle. That being said, lifestraw didn't invent hollow fiber membrane filters, they're used in medical applications, food manufacturing, and municipal water treatment. The fibers are said to be food safe and non leaching and should only be dangerous if you light them on fire and inhale the fumes.
Review: Built to last and the water tastes great - this is one of the best purchases for my health I've ever made. Prior to buying this bottle, I went through countless brita brand bottles that would constantly break when i'd drop it near the cap part. Not only does lifestraw do a way better at filtering out a long list of bacteria, microplastics and other bad stuff but beacause of how it's made, I've dropped it countless times and it hasn't broken on me. It has barely even dented. It's like the mack truck of water bottles lol. I highly recommend this bottle, I love what the company stands for and I love using this daily.

## Features

- LifeStraw Go Series is the ULTIMATE SIDEKICK. The stainless steel BPA-Free bottle filters out nasties so you can fill up from airport bathrooms, a tap in Mexico, or a gas station while road-tripping.
- IMPROVES TASTE: the Carbon filter reduces chlorine, odors + organic chemical matter
- FILTERS OUT CONTAMINANTS: the Membrane microfilter protects against 99.999999% Bacteria (including E.coli + Salmonella), 99.999% Parasites (including Giardia and Cryptosporidium), 99.999% Microplastics, sand, dirt, and cloudiness
- LONG LASTING: The membrane microfilter lasts up to 1,000 gal (4,000 L) - about five years of daily use. Carbon filter lasts up to 26 gallons (100 L) - about two months
- SAVES WASTE: The membrane microfilter lasts up to 4,000 liters. That’s 8,000 single use plastic water bottles out of our parks, our oceans, and our communities

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BY39CZQ6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,761 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #112 in Insulated Bottles |
| Brand | LifeStraw |
| Brand Name | LifeStraw |
| Capacity | 1 liters |
| Container Type | Bottle |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 2,792 Reviews |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 5 years |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 07640144287290, 77640144287275, 77640144287299 |
| Included Components | Go Series 1L |
| Installation Type | Personal Container |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.94"L x 3.94"W x 11.02"H |
| Item Highlight | Insulated Stainless Steel Water Filter Bottle, 1 L, Removes Bacteria, Parasites, Microplastics, Improves Taste |
| Item Type Name | Filter Water Bottle |
| Item Weight | 624 g |
| Manufacturer | LifeStraw |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | Go Series |
| Model Number | LGV41STLWW |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Chlorine Reduction |
| Part Number | LGV41STLWW |
| Power Source | Manual Operation |
| Product Dimensions | 3.94"L x 3.94"W x 11.02"H |
| Purification Method | Activated Carbon, Ultra Filtration |
| Special Feature | Chlorine Reduction |
| Supported Water TDS Level Maximum (PPM) | 1000 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturer Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** LifeStraw
- **Capacity:** 1 liters
- **Included Components:** Go Series 1L
- **Installation Type:** Personal Container
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Package Information:** Bottle
- **Power Source:** Manual Operation
- **Product Dimensions:** 3.94"L x 3.94"W x 11.02"H
- **Purification Method:** Activated Carbon, Ultra Filtration
- **Special Feature:** Chlorine Reduction

## Images

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![LifeStraw Go Series Insulated Steel Water Filter Bottle, 1 L, Laguna Teal - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51KcObJtJ3L.jpg)
![LifeStraw Go Series Insulated Steel Water Filter Bottle, 1 L, Laguna Teal - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51N6Zm-8YUL.jpg)
![LifeStraw Go Series Insulated Steel Water Filter Bottle, 1 L, Laguna Teal - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81igq8LRUAL.jpg)
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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why you should buy this bottle
*by R***O on November 28, 2023*

Let's start with the reasons why you shouldn't: It's too heavy for serious hiking It's filter works great for filtering out all of the stuff you shouldn't have in clean drinking water And it doesn't filter out any of the things tap water drinkers are concerned about. So who is this filter bottle for? At first glance it just seems like another gimmicky product, but let's dive deeper. There's a saying in photography that the best camera is the one you have with you. The same is true of water bottles. Emergencies can strike at any time, and our ability to go without water is limited to 3ish days. Even getting mildly dehydrated can slow reaction time and decision making. This bottle is great for people who want to guarantee that they can safely drink any water they can find. While it doesn't remove chemicals from water, if this is your daily driver for a water bottle, then if you should find yourself needing to drink from a sketchy fountain, pond, stream, river or puddle this is the bottle that will get you through it. Some examples I can think of: Your local water treatment plant has a sewage leak or bacterial contamination, or flood waters have contaminated your water supply. Heck a year ago a bunch of people got stuck on the I-95 for 27 hours, so you just never know. It's also a great bottle for people who travel to places with sketchy water. Overall it costs about as much as a regular stainless bottle but it lets you drink puddle water. It looks nice, and whole the carbon filter is not exceptionally large or exceptionally good at removing chemicals it will reduce chlorine and other chemicals somewhat. This is the only bottle I've ever had that didn't have an off taste and I've had stainless steel, plastic and glass. Even the glass bottle tasted like the silicone lid. The straw also prevents the consumption of microplastics. This is really great since all tap and bottled waters contain microplastics. I have had a friend test reverse osmosis water he filled into a glass bottle and it too had plastic contamination. While I wouldn't exactly buy this bottle due to the microplastics it's an added benefit. Concerns: the first thing I noticed when I opened up the straw is that the fibers are glued in place with an adhesive. A recent video on youtube by modern castle claims their water test revealed that the filter added dichloromethane to the water. I believe this may be from the adhesive holding the fibers in place. Modern Castle was testing a gravity fed version of the pitcher, in which case the adhesive side was submerged underwater. My guess is that it may be leaching in that scenario. Regardless, the measurement was 1.4ppb, which is well below the epa limit of 5ppb and below california's more stringent 4ppb. Lifestraw's customer service was light on the details regarding the ingredients or type of adhesive used, but competitor filter straws such as those made by Sawyer are constructed in a similar manner. The lifestraw go version has the glue at the top and it sits above the water line. While looking at it, it appears water may contact it but it is brief as it passes through to the carbon filter so I don't think this model of the lifestraw has much to worry about but I'd skip the fridge filter version of the lifestraw and just buy RO water. Finally I'm unsure of what the straw membrane are made of. It's definitely some sort of plastic, and I found news articles stating that lifestraw uses halogenated resins that have germicidal properties and I personally don't like the sound of any of that. **update** per lifestraw their current membranes do not contain germicidal properties. The material in the membrane is Polysulfone which is a rigid polymer that is stable and retains the pore size needed to filter particles out of the water. It also is resistant to degradation from high or low ph levels, and should not degrade or leach at the temperatures the fibers will be exposed to in the bottle. That being said, lifestraw didn't invent hollow fiber membrane filters, they're used in medical applications, food manufacturing, and municipal water treatment. The fibers are said to be food safe and non leaching and should only be dangerous if you light them on fire and inhale the fumes.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Built to last and the water tastes great
*by J***Z on July 24, 2026*

this is one of the best purchases for my health I've ever made. Prior to buying this bottle, I went through countless brita brand bottles that would constantly break when i'd drop it near the cap part. Not only does lifestraw do a way better at filtering out a long list of bacteria, microplastics and other bad stuff but beacause of how it's made, I've dropped it countless times and it hasn't broken on me. It has barely even dented. It's like the mack truck of water bottles lol. I highly recommend this bottle, I love what the company stands for and I love using this daily.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best water bottle I own
*by S***A on September 12, 2026*

This is one of the best purchases I’ve made all year. I recently went hiking in the mountains of Georgia and had limited access to bottled water. Every time I refilled my water bottle, the water tasted fresh and pure. I think I drank more water than I had in years because of my Lifestraw water bottle. And it kept my water cold for at least 18 hours. Highly recommend

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*Last updated: 2026-10-10*