Stanley has been making insulated drinkware for 112 years, but its tumblers have become incredibly popular over the past five or so. If you’re interested in ditching single-use plastic water bottles, ...

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Sizes go up to 64 ounces, in colors like Copper ... both hot and cold drinks with aplomb. Budget-priced bottles are usually made from plastic — which makes them a lot lighter, too, which ...

Water is really good for you! But plastic water bottles aren't—and they're bad for the planet too. You already know that you should be drinking more water—and chances are, you know that single-use ...

And it said while it was almost impossible to avoid ingesting plastic there were ways to reduce the risk. A number of studies over recent years have highlighted the increasing risk of consuming ...

The best water bottles will help you cut down on plastic waste and save you money when you're on the go. We've tested both non-insulated and insulated water bottles from brands such as Air Up, ...

“That’s when I started to look into other water bottles and Owala came up. I love that the mouthpiece is covered all the time… I now have two 24-ounce Owalas and love them.” The Owala's dual FreeSip ...

Most of the technologies that we have today melt down plastic bottles and downcycle them into lower-quality products. What's particularly exciting about our research is that we harnessed moisture ...

IF you drink from a plastic water bottle or eat leftovers from plastic containers, you might want to think again. There’s a growing body of evidence to suggest that microplastics - which seep ...