FAQs

How does the Bottled Water Filter work?

Bottled Water Filter - Step 1

Place the Filter onto the Ring inside the Coupling.

Bottled Water Filter - Step 2

Fasten the Filter in place by screwing together the Joiner into the Coupling.

Bottled Water Filter - Step 3

Attach the Bottled Water Filter securely to the bottled water.

Bottled Water Filter - Step 4

Screw the bottle cap onto the Bottled Water Filter.

What proof do you have that indicates this technology works?

Our in-house experiments provide clear evidence of the effectiveness of our filtration technology. Through two separate experiments, we confirmed that microplastics are successfully captured within the Filter. The basis of our experiment was simple: if microplastics were retained by the Filter, their presence would be observable using applied optics.

A pure water drop naturally forms a perfect surface. However, if debris such as microplastics were present, placing a water drop on the apex of the Filter would result in an irregular curvature on the water’s surface. These imperfections could then be observed both with the naked eye and through the magnification of a modern phone camera.

Here are images showcasing our results:

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Microplastics are shown captured under white lighting. This is an overall image captured after three 1L bottles were filtered consecutively using the Bottled Water Filter.

Close up image of microplastics caught within our Filter.

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Microplastics are shown captured under green lighting. These images show microplastics captured after three 1L water bottles were filtered consecutively using the Bottled Water Filter.

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How Does 2D’s Microplastic Filter Technology Work?

This filter works because we emphasize three core requirements when factoring applied micron technology.

1. Size - Microplastics generally range from 5mm to 1nm. Our filter material has an aperture size in the micro range. That's hundreds of times smaller than what's considered a microplastic at 5mm.

2. Shape - In an imperfect world, the shapes of these microplastics are also imperfect. This means by assembling our filter material in a specific way, we can maximize the collisions of these microplastics. Causing these particles to rotate, change trajectory, and snag onto the filter material without passage.

3. New Filter Frequency - Given enough time and wear and tear, microplastics tend to accumulate and eventually pass through. It's important to change out the filters as often as possible for the purest drink possible. Think of how often a coffee filter is changed for reference. Our design and use of specific materials ensure filtration optimization without sacrificing performance.

How Much Water Does a Single Filter Clean?

A single filter is rated for seven liters on average or about two gallons.

How Often Does The Filter Need to be Replaced?

A single filter is intended to last two days.

How Many Filters Are Included in a One Month Supply?

There's 16 filters in a single box.

Does This Product Already Exist by Another Business?

No.