Why Copper
Copper is a vital mineral for humans. When water is stored in a copper vessel, a process of ionisation occurs in which minerals infuse the water.
Our products have been thoughtfully designed to be both practical & beautiful whilst staying true to the age-old copper craft within India.
Our water bottles are re-usable and BPA free and therefore make a fantastic alternative to single-use plastic bottles.
Simple - Beautiful - Good for you & the environment.
Pure Copper Water Bottle
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Hammered Pure Copper Water Bottle
Ayurveda recommends a simple, practical, and effective method of drinking water in its most holistic way - drinking water from a copper vessel.
How to use your Copper Bottle:
To make copper water, pour water into the copper vessel and leave it overnight. When water is kept for a specific time in the copper vessel, it kills the undesirable bacteria and viruses and the resultant water gets charged with the health-benefiting qualities of the copper. Drink it as soon as you get up in the morning.
- It is recommended to drink the water at room temperature. The copper vessel should not be stored in the fridge. Copper darkens naturally over a period.
- Copper is known to be more effective in killing harmful bacteria than others, e.g. Stainless steel or aluminium. Storing water only for about three hours in a copper tumbler can kill harmful bacteria.
Free Copper Tongue Cleaner with every Copper Bottle!
OUR GUARANTEE
1. SATISFACTION - If you are not happy with the item, please return it for your money back.
2. QUALITY - Copper has been lab-tested for purity. We have the manufacturer's lab test report.
3. DELIVERY - Item dispatched next business day for guaranteed delivery within 3 business days in metro areas. Tracking available.
Copper is a necessary trace mineral for survival of the human body. It is found in all body tissues and plays a vital role in production of red blood cells and maintaining nerve cells and the immune system. It also assists the body to form collagen and absorbs iron, as well as plays a role in energy production. Most copper in the body is discovered in the liver, brain, heart, kidneys and skeletal muscles
