The handy Tretan drinking bottle is made of high-quality, sturdy Tritan and features a beautiful, stylish tapered shape that fits perfectly in the hand. The Flower of Life is printed in silver.

Thanks to its versatile features, the bottle is ideal for household, sports, leisure, and daily use at work. The large 3.3 cm opening allows for easy cleaning.

deineTrinkflasche.de's Tritan bottles are free of plasticizers (bisphenol A) and are tasteless and odorless. They are practical, sturdy, and very lightweight.

Advantages of the Tretan drinking bottle:

• Attractive appearance
• Made from high-quality BPA-free Tritan
• Printed Flower of Life
• Tight lid, withstands up to 1 bar pressure (not suitable for carbonated drinks)
• Contains no formaldehyde
• High transparency
• Easy emptying thanks to large recessed handle
• Non-slip base
• Drinking opening with a diameter of 3.3 cm
• Comfortable handling and capacity of approx. 1,000ml

Dimensions: Height 244 mm; Width 88 mm; Diameter = 8.5 cm

Our tip:

Before using your Tritan bottle, rinse it thoroughly! A residue of machine oil always remains on the bottle during manufacturing. To extend the lifespan of your Tritan bottle, we recommend washing it by hand as often as possible. The salts contained in commercial cleaners can attack plastic and make it brittle. The less you clean your Tritan bottle in the dishwasher, the longer you will enjoy it.

We recommend cleaning your Tritan bottle with stainless steel cleaning balls and a mild cleaning solution. The balls remove deposits, and in most cases, the mechanical cleaning process will leave your bottle cleaner than using a dishwasher, where the water often doesn't reach the bottom of the bottle.

Further information about the Flower of Life can be found HERE.

What is bisphenol A? What does "BPA-free" or BPA-free mean?

Bisphenol A is an ingredient used in the manufacture of plastics such as polycarbonate. It is found in many everyday objects, including kitchen appliances and water bottles. Bisphenol A is an endocrine disruptor that, even in very small amounts, can negatively impact human hormone levels. The use of bisphenol A in baby bottles was banned across the EU on June 1, 2011. If alternatives to this material are available, these should be used preferentially. You can find more information on this in our blog HERE.

Color

slightly blue to transparent