Today, many people living in remote areas of the world still regard clean drinking water as a luxury, and they are in the struggle of "no water to use".
Recently, scientific company Filsa Water, in collaboration with Omega and Baylor International and the Colombian Red Cross, has launched a breakthrough product: "Filter Caps", a 3D printable, biodegradable and environmentally sustainable filter bottle cap.
Weighing only 24 grams, the compact filter cap is versatile enough to filter out safe and clean drinking water, transforming an ordinary cap into a powerful water filtration system, providing a direct and practical solution to the world's water crisis. The cap can be attached to any standard PET PET bottle, and through advanced 3D printing technology, it blends minerals with metals and natural extracts, which can quickly purify the water when it passes through, add hydrogen, raise the pH value of the water, reduce impurities by 70% and eliminate heavy metals by 90%, ensuring clean drinking water in water-scarce areas.
The shell of "Filter Caps" is 3D printed with corn starch resin, which can be composted when it can no longer be used. Filter caps can recycle PET bottles in line with sustainable environmental protection policies, and can recycle more than 300,000 liters of water in two months, which is a powerful opportunity to solve the global water shortage.
Filsa Water and its partners see filter closures as a lifeline in areas of need. "Filter Caps" can provide people with easy access to affordable and clean water, reduce the risk of waterborne diseases, greatly improve people's quality of life, and bring hope and relief to countless people. This easy-to-transport, biodegradable filter cap benefits people and protects the planet as it moves closer to a sustainable future.