Posted 5 years ago
There’s nothing more rewarding than getting back from a great outdoor adventure hike – all that fresh air, amazing views and the satisfying rest that comes after a long period of exerting yourself! Hiking is a brilliant way to experience the world. So below, we’ve chosen five hikes we think…
Posted 5 years ago
With summer out of the way and the kids back at school, we’re already feeling nostalgic about our holidays, turning our thoughts to what we’d like to do next year. For those who love trekking, camping, skiing or water-based activities – in fact, anyone who’s an outdoor adventure enthusiast –…
Posted 6 years ago
We love hearing stories about the adventures our products have been part of and how they help people accomplish some pretty incredible things. Here is a perfect example. Friend of LifeSaver®, Steve Adams of The Safari Store, shared how his LifeSaver bottle kept him safe during his groundbreaking expedition to…
Posted 6 years ago
New LifeSaver Water Purifier Bottle Say goodbye to buying bottled water while camping, travelling or back-packing. That’s good for you and good for the planet, as it reduced single use plastic waste! With the introduction of the LifeSaver Liberty™ bottle – the worlds' first and only portable water purification bottle…
Posted 7 years ago
A LifeSaver® water purifier is ideal in demanding situations, protecting you in situations where safe water isn’t available. So how do LifeSaver products benefit you? Cognitive Function By not drinking enough water, you are starving your brain of a vital requirement. The brain is made up of over 85% water.…
Posted 7 years ago
LifeSaver®’s range of portable water purification products deliver clean water solutions around the world. Our products give people access to safe drinking water, where it isn't available. The technology behind our products is unique and saves lives around the world. Our patented technology uses ultra filtration technology to filter out…
Posted 8 years ago
LifeSaver® sponsor Rosie Stancer on her journey across the ‘unreturnable’ sea of death In 2017, explorer Rosie Stancer aims to become the first female to lead an expedition across the 800 mile Taklamakan Desert in China. Nicknamed the Sea of Death, Taklamakan literally translates to ‘unreturnable’. The unforgiving conditions and physical…
