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Infographic: the only water filter pitcher that removes bacteria, parasites, microplastics, PFAS and 30+ contaminants
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Filter diagram: membrane microfilter removes bacteria, parasites and microplastics; carbon filter reduces lead, chlorine and PFAS
Technology cutaway: two-stage filtration with membrane microfilter and activated carbon plus ion exchange filter
Features diagram: easy fill lid, BPA-free plastic, ergonomic handle and removable filter housing
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Size comparison of LifeStraw Home water filter pitchers: 7-cup and 10-cup
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LifeStraw Home 10-Cup

BPA-FREE PLASTIC FILTER PITCHER

$49.95
The only water filter pitcher that removes bacteria and parasites, in addition to microplastics. Reduces lead, mercury, PFAS, chlorine, herbicides, pesticides.

This product filters

  • Cryptosporidium
  • Pharmaceutical
  • PFAS
  • Pesticides
  • Lead
  • Giardia
  • E. Coli
  • Microplastics
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  • Includes: Pitcher, Membrane microfilter and carbon filter
  • The only water filter pitcher that removes bacteria and parasites, in addition to microplastics
  • Reduces lead, mercury, and chemicals including PFAS (“forever chemicals”), chlorine, herbicides, pesticides, dirt, sand, and cloudiness. Retains essential minerals like magnesium and potassium that are good for your health. 
  • Sleek and sustainable design, made from BPA-Free plastic. Easy to use and maintain
  • Improves taste and avoids the need to buy single use plastic bottled water
  • The membrane microfilter lasts 264 gallons (1 year). The activated carbon + ion exchange filter lasts 40 gallons (2 months).
  • LifeStraw Home 10-Cup water filter pitcher is made in the US
Dimensions & Care
  • Weight: 1 lb. 13 oz | 513g
  • Size: 12.6 x 6.3 in | 32 x 16 cm
  • Pitcher Material: BPA Free FDA-Food Grade compliant plastic or glass
  • Handwash pitcher and filter housing, once filters are removed; do not use soap on filters
  • Includes: Pitcher, easy-fill lid, filter housing, LifeStraw Membrane Microfilter, LifeStraw Activated Carbon + Ion Exchange Filter, user manual
LifeStraw Membrane Microfilter Removes:
  • 99.999999% of bacteria (E. coli, etc.)
  • 99.999% of parasites (Giardia, Cryptosporidium, etc.) 
  • 99.999% of microplastics
  • Pore size: 0.2 micron
  • Filters 264 gallons (1,000 liters), up to 1 year
LifeStraw Activated Carbon + Ion Exchange Filter Reduces:
  • Lead, mercury, chromium III, cadmium, copper and other heavy metals
  • Chlorine and odors for improved taste
  • Chemicals including PFAS, pesticides and herbicides
  • Filters 40 gallons (150 liters), up to 2 months
Additional Filtration Specifications:
  • Meets NSF 53 standards for reduction of lead, mercury, chromium III, cadmium and copper
  • Meets NSF 401 standard for emerging chemical contaminants
  • Meets NSF P473 standard for reducing PFOA and PFOS (PFAS)
  • Meets US EPA & NSF P231 drinking water standards for the removal of bacteria and parasites
  • Meets NSF 42 standard for chlorine reduction
  • Free shipping on orders $75+ (US lower 48 only)
  • 45-day returns on unused items in original condition (US lower 48).
  • Free return shipping for eligible returns (US lower 48).
  • Not returnable: discounted/promo or bundle items, final-sale or limited editions, and products $300+ (defects covered by warranty).
  • Refunds issued 7–10 business days after inspection to your original payment method.
  • Bought elsewhere? Returns must go back to that retailer.


Original shipping, duties, and re-shipping for undeliverable packages aren’t refundable.

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Independent Lab tested

LifeStraw products have a history of use in some of the harshest conditions around the world, from refugee camps to natural disasters to extreme back-country, our products have to work because lives depend on them. Our testing and transparency is unparalleled and we use the most trusted performance criteria based on protocols established by the World Health Organization, the US EPA, NSF International and the Water Quality Association.

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Filters Bacteria & Parasites
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Mercury & Lead
PFAS
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LifeStraw

Filters Chlorine & Odors
Filters Bacteria & Parasites
Filters Microplastics
Mercury & Lead
PFAS
Filters Pesticides & Herbicides

brita

Filters Chlorine & Odors
Filters Bacteria & Parasites
Filters Microplastics
Mercury & Lead
PFAS
Filters Pesticides & Herbicides

zerowater

Filters Chlorine & Odors
Filters Bacteria & Parasites
Filters Microplastics
Mercury & Lead
PFAS
Filters Pesticides & Herbicides

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What others are saying

Overall rating: 4.6788225 / 5 from 2276 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The LifeStraw Home 10-Cup water filter pitcher is highly regarded for its quality, effective filtration, and great taste. Customers appreciate its sleek design and the convenience it offers by eliminating the need for single-use plastic bottled water. The product is praised for its durability and the noticeable improvement in water quality and taste.

Summary topics

  • Product Quality: 4%
  • Filtration Effectiveness: 19%
  • Water Taste: 24%
  • Product Aesthetics: 8%
  • Product Design: 9%

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Review highlights

  • "I love the clear design, colorful glass or plastic, and size options."K. W.
  • "Great tasting water, great pitcher, great company and great customer service"Jessica H.
  • "This water filter genuinely produces the purest and best tasting water."Shiloh R.

Reviews

Recommendation. . .

"We love the taste of the water your unit produces. Overall very pleased with it. When the unit is full I sometimes have difficulty Filling a glass. It feels like I have very little control of the pitcher. Perhaps a wider handle would help and maybe a little lower on the body closer to its center of gravity when full. Overall it's a fine product! Well done. . . . . ."

Bill C. (5/5)

Life Straw, 10 cup

"I can’t tell you how much better I feel knowing that microplastics aren’t invading my body and brain! It’s so easy to use, and looks so stylish out on my counter. I fill it every morning, and it only takes a short few minutes to filter."

Victoria G. (5/5)

So far I love it!

"I am thrilled so far with my new LifeStraw 10 Cup pitcher! The water tastes great, my coffee and tea are better, I'm confident it is filtering out all the horrible things in our water and I am pleased to be contributing to clean water for others in this world! And it's beautiful!"

Joan O. (5/5)

Beautiful but a bit awkward to use

"This is a lovely glass pitcher and, after sufficiently priming the filter, the water is clean and delicious. However, it's quite heavy, even when filled only half-way. I supposed that's the compromise to be made for choosing glass over plastic. Also, because the water flow is low and slow, compared to other pitchers, one has to hold up the pitcher longer while filling a glass. So for anyone who has trouble lifting and gripping heavy-ish objects, the glass option may not be ideal for you."

Monique D. (3/5)

Great water filter!

"I'm very happy with my Lifestraw glass pitcher. It's a little slow to refill, especially when filling up my 32oz water bottle. The water itself, though is very good and has no plastic taste which was the reason for my purchase. My home has plastic water lines and I can't stand the taste or smell. LIFESTRAW gets rid of it completely. Eventually, I might get the larger pitcher."

Geoffrey R. (5/5)

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"After breaking in the filter(s) after a couple uses I have no complaints! It filters relatively fast and the water is great. Gives me peace of mind to be drinking clean water free of PFAS, microplastics, and any other bacteria. Great product for a good price and the filters have a nice lifespan."

Hayden F. (5/5)

No more plastic

"We're in the process of converting to all Lifestraw. We used Brita before, but now use the home filter unit and this new pitcher. The community unit is boxed in the garage in case water supply becomes a serious problem. The new pitcher is easy to use and uses the same filter as our home unit. We like it, keep it coming!"

William S. (4/5)

Sleek looking jug

"I appreciate the glass reservoir for purified water. It makes more sense than plastic. I'm still getting accustomed to filling it from the tap. The water really has no taste and that's a good thing. I'm trying to drink more water and this helps"

Mary M. (4/5)

Good taso

"My first time- the water tastes good, and I feel comforted that it’s a glass pitcher- But…. This seven cup water filter system is SLOW!!!! - it’s just my husband and I- so one would think a seven cup pitcher would be sufficient for our daily use- I looked into a bigger size but it plastic (PBA free- but still Plastic)"

sepideh f. (4/5)

Works very well but is heavy and awkward

"The good news is that this great company replaced it quickly when it broke. The bad news is that the plastic housing is so so tight I accidentally broke it trying to replace filter. So be careful!"

Barbara R. (4/5)

Q&A

Does this filter our fluoride?
The LifeStraw Home Pitcher is designed to remove contaminants such as bacteria, parasites, microplastics, heavy metals (including lead), PFAS, chlorine, and more. However, it does not remove fluoride, as our focus is on reducing harmful contaminants while retaining essential minerals.
Can I refill pitcher as I use water or do I need to wait until pitcher is empty to refill?
You can refill the LifeStraw Home Pitcher as you use water; you do not need to wait until it is empty. The filtration system works continuously, so adding water while there is still some in the pitcher will not impact its performance.
Where is life straw manufactured?
LifeStraw products are designed in Switzerland and manufactured outside the U.S., primarily in China and South Korea.
HOW DO I REPLACE THE FILTER? I’M STUMPEDE
Hi, I'm happy to help you with your question! I have sent you a separate file to your email you provided to help you remove your filter. Thank you!
To what extent does this filter out nickel?
Hi Sara, We take any statements of capabilities in our filters very seriously, so our performance data sheets and lab reports only include those items that we know are removed with results that meet specific standards and are verified. So, there are many contaminants that are not listed either because (1) we haven't tested for them yet; (2) our filters do not remove them; or, (3) our filters reduce somewhat but not enough to meet a safe water standard. Theoretically, activated carbon + ion exchange filters like those in our Pitchers and Dispensers can remove and reduce a wide variety of contaminants but due to composition, time in contact with water, or size of the filter they may not remove nor reduce some elements. This would be the case for nickel. As of now, we do not have test results for nickel removal. It would be safe to say that if you are looking for removal of a specific element or compound and do not see it on our list, then we would not make a claim to our product's efficacy in removing or reducing it. Here is our current data sheet for the 10 cup LifeStraw Pitcher. chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2631/0778/files/Performance_Data_Sheet_Dispenser.pdf?v=1657301021 I hope this helps answer your question.
My friend is under a “boil water” for drinking. Does life straw mean you don’t have to do that? She lives in Asheville.
Hi, Thank you for your question and I hope that your friend is doing ok. Boiling water kills bacteria, viruses, and parasites by exposing water to high heat. It’s effective against most pathogens. Boiling does not remove chemicals, heavy metals, or sediments from the water. The taste of water may also be affected. LifeStraw filters out bacteria, parasites, microplastics, and some chemicals depending on the model. It does not remove viruses unless combined with other methods or if using our purifier (Community, Family, Mission or Peak Series Gravity). If there are viral concerns, it would be recommended to boil the water or use a purifier.
Does it remove E Coli?
Hi, Yes, the LifeStraw Home pitcher is designed to remove bacteria, including E. coli. It uses an advanced filtration system that includes a membrane microfilter, which is capable of filtering out bacteria, parasites, and microplastics. This makes it effective against harmful bacteria like E. coli, providing clean, safe drinking water. Each of our products have a DATA sheet available that shows what lab tests show to remove. I have provided the link to our Home Pitcher here for you. chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2631/0778/files/Performance_Data_Sheet_Dispenser.pdf?v=1657301021
I alone use the filter for drinking water only. After how many months should the filter be replaced? Your information talks about volume but I don’t really keep track of that. Months I could.
Hi, We recommend changing the microfilter once a year and the charcoal filter every other month.
Does the water ever come in contact with silicone?
Hi, The rubber gasket around the pitcher housing is made of silicone, and it does come into contact with the water. The silicone gasket helps ensure a proper seal, preventing leaks between the filter housing and the pitcher.
I bought the 10. Cup plastic pitcher but it only makes about 2 cups
Thank you for reaching out! The LifeStraw 10-Cup Plastic Pitcher holds a total of 10 cups of filtered water when full, but the design involves a two-step filtration process. Here’s how it works: Upper Reservoir: When you pour water into the pitcher, the water first enters the upper reservoir, which holds a smaller amount (approximately 2 cups) of unfiltered water at a time. Filtration Process: This unfiltered water gradually moves through the filtration system. As the water filters, it passes into the main compartment, where the filtered water is stored. Filtered Water Capacity: The lower section of the pitcher holds up to 10 cups of filtered water once the filtration process is complete. If you're finding that only a small amount of water is filtering through at a time, it may be because the pitcher filters water in batches. As you refill the top portion, the filter works to gradually fill the bottom portion with clean, filtered water, up to the full 10-cup capacity. To fill it fully, you may need to top off the pitcher as the water filters through. Let me know if you have any other questions!