Aquamira Water Treatment Drops 1 Oz

works great

Awesome and required. Thru hiker and triple crowner. I would be never hike without.

We've used Aqua Mira to purify drinking water while backpacking and camping for many years. It does not improve discoloration or particles suspended in the water as a pump filter would, but it does get rid of other nasties in backwoods streams and actually improves the taste of water, in my opinion. Simple to mix and use, and no boiling required. Also very light to carry.

Haven't gotten noro virus yet. My friend did so I guess chemical filtration does work

This product was recommended to me several years ago after I watched a Youtube video. In the Youtube video, the person doing their "bag dumb" had these in their bag for emergencies. I've never had to use them, but keep them in my hunting pack in case I ever need to use them. I replace them every couple of years when they expire.

This stuff works well. I stored water way beyond the recommended duration with this stuff in it, and it was still fine years after the date it was supposed to be preserved for. YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY. I recommend you follow instructions and always stay within the guidelines. Store the product bottles carefully... if they break open, the concentrated contents can be corrosive to metals. Yes, I would highly recommend this product and will continue to buy it as needed.

We have been using this to treat the fountain water our dogs drink from.

I’ve been using this product for 15+ years because it used to be a reliable product, until they changed the bottles a few years ago. I’ve bought a set every year and for the past 5 or so years, Part A fails every time. It has a bad seal, which causes bottles to lose pressure, making squeezing out drops impossible. When I transferred to another container recently, the solution was full of small white specks, like a snow globe — bits of the inside of the bottle flaking perhaps? To make matters worse, Aquamira customer service is stingy and won’t back their product if not purchased directly through their website (even though Amazon has an Aquamira store). They told me it wasn’t safe to use but offered no alternative. I don’t recommend using them after being left high and dry on wilderness trips again and again.