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LifeSaver Cube Emergency Preparedness Pack
$300.00
LifeSaver water filters for the trail, camp and home
LifeSaver makes water filters for one person on the trail or a whole group at camp. Pick by how many people you are filtering for and where.
- Personal: the LifeSaver Bottle, the Liberty and the Liberty Advanced Pack, the Wayfarer and the Lifeline.
- Camp and group: replacement cartridges for LifeSaver Cube and Jerrycan owners, and a shower attachment.
Each product page lists what the filter removes and its rated cartridge life, so you know when to swap. Choose the filter you will actually carry: a bottle for day trips, a larger personal unit for longer ones.
For a vehicle kit, one personal bottle per person covers the trail, and the Liberty Advanced Pack adds more for longer trips. Keep a spare cartridge in the vehicle so a long trip never runs short, and see our water treatment guide for how to choose between filtering and purifying.
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About LifeSaver
LifeSaver was started by British inventor Michael Pritchard, who built the first LifeSaver bottle in 2007 after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami and Hurricane Katrina. LifeSaver says its filters remove 99.99% of microbiological contaminants, including viruses, bacteria, cysts and parasites, plus microplastics. Here you will find the LifeSaver Bottle, Liberty, Wayfarer and Lifeline, the 5 liter Cube, the Jerrycan with its shower attachment, starter and emergency packs, and replacement cartridges.
Browse the category: Fuel and water storage, Water filters and hydration, Emergency gear
Which LifeSaver should I pick?
The Bottle, Liberty, Wayfarer and Lifeline are personal filters you carry. The 5 liter Cube and the Jerrycan hold more water for a vehicle, camp or home kit.
Do I need replacement cartridges?
Yes, over time. Each product page lists how much water its cartridge filters before it needs replacing, and replacement cartridges are on this page.
