Emergency water filter straw

One per person. One in every glovebox.

A pocket filter straw for the day the tap stops. Dip it in a creek, a rain tank or boil-notice tap water and sip. No power, no pump.

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  • Lab tested
  • No power needed
  • Pocket size
Two Shelterline emergency water filter straws, one standing with its cap off

Where it lives

Wherever you might need water.

It's pocket size, so there's one where each person is, and one in every car.

  • Shelterline filter straw in a car glovebox

    In the glovebox

    For the day the car gets stuck, miles from a shop.

  • Hand holding a Shelterline straw at a dry kitchen tap

    At home

    For the boil-water notice and the week the power's out.

  • Shelterline straw dipped into a creek

    Out there

    Creek, lake or rain tank. Dip the end in and sip.

How it works

Clean water in three steps.

  1. Hand holding a Shelterline straw with its cap off by a creek

    Step 1: Uncap

    Pull off both caps. No setup, no batteries.

  2. Shelterline straw dipped into a creek

    Step 2: Dip

    Put the end in a creek, a rain tank or a glass of tap water.

  3. Man sipping creek water from a glass through a Shelterline straw

    Step 3: Sip

    Sip like a normal straw. The lab-tested hollow-fibre filter cleans the water as you drink.

No power · No pump · No batteries

Pick your kit

One per person. One per car.

Count the people in your house and the cars in your driveway. That's your kit.

Be ready before the notice.

Sip from it, test it, pack it. If you're not happy within 30 days, get your money back.