Plastic-Free Water Filter Pods (2-Pack), 6-Month Supply, Purifies 264 Gallons

The GOpure Pod is engineered for zero singleuse plastic impact. Each Pod can purify up to 264 gallons (approximately 1,000 liters), effectively eliminating as many as 2,000 disposable plastic bottles from entering waste streams. The housing is 100% plasticfree and fully recyclable. The newer packaging is lighter, uses fewer materials, and ships more sustainably. Product Features PuriBloc technology: a compact ceramic filter made from diatomaceous earth (DE) combined with elemental silver, which neutralizes bacteria and inhibits biofilm buildup. Universal drop-in design: works in virtually any container—bottles, hydra packs, pitchers, vases, humidifiers, etc. Durable & breakproof: unlike glass, the aluminum and ceramic design resists damage in travel environments. Plastic-free shell: the outer housing contains zero plastic and is fully recyclable. Reduced packaging waste: lighter tubes, minimal materials, and optimized shipping reduce downstream waste. How to Use Rinse the Pod under clean water for a few seconds before first use. Drop it into your water container (bottle, jar, pitcher, etc.). Fill with water and let gravity pull purified water through the ceramic core. For faster flow, gently swirl or lightly press to aid drainage (avoid forcing or breaking the unit). Replace the Pod once it has filtered its limit (around 264 gallons / 1,000 liters). Use in all your outdoor, travel, or everyday reusable vessels. Ingredients / Materials Diatomaceous earth (DE) — the natural microporous mineral forming the filtration matrix Elemental silver — to inhibit bacterial growth and biofilm formation Recyclable aluminum or inert shell materials (plastic-free) Return Policy Returns are accepted within 30 days of shipment. Items must be unopened and in their original packaging. End of Life When your GOpure Pod reaches its filtration capacity ( 264 gallons), you can: Recycle the shell/housing via aluminum recycling streams (check local recycling guidelines). Dispose of the spent ceramic core in regular waste if local ceramic recycling is unavailable. Consider reusing as a small drainage medium (e.g. in potted plants) if safe and appropriate. Replace with a fresh Pod to continue your zeroplastic water purification journey.