Description:

All of TOPOKO's borosilicate glass bottles are made by hand, making them unique and beautiful. This glass bottle is ideal for taking to the workplace, the classroom, or any other public setting. It's also a wonderful present for your friends.

Incorporating 18/8 food-grade stainless steel and borosilicate glass, the TOPOKO Knight bottle is made without the use of harmful substances like BPA or lead. It has passed the rigorous testing required by Health Canada, the European Union, and the United Kingdom for food-grade status. In addition, our bottle's extra-thick base construction guarantees its durability, whether you're transporting hot or cold water. Borosilicic glass is notorious for not reacting with liquids, so you may enjoy your beverage without worrying about altering the taste in any way. The TOPOKO glass container is ideal for milk, tea, and coffee.

Bottles That Are Both Stunning and Useful

The resistant sleeve included with every TOPOKO borosilicate glass bottle protects your hands from hot and cold liquids. As an added bonus, removing the caps and infuser from a glass water bottle reveals how simple it is to disinfect and re-use.

Wonderful as herbs and tea leaves.

Material Free of Harmful Substances Like Lead and BPA for Everyday Use
Lead-free and BPA-free borosilicate glass and 18/8 food-grade stainless steel are used in the construction of the TOPOKO Knight glass water bottle.
tested and certified as food grade by the FDA, Health Canada, the EU, and the UK.

Protective Sleeve

A convenient bottle sleeve that can be taken anywhere you go, with protection from the elements (both hot and cold) and anti-skid feet. The bottom vent also facilitates securing it to the bottle. This sleeve can be cleaned in the washing machine.

No leaking

Created with real-world usability in mind
The top and bottom of this water bottle can be securely screwed on, making it leak-proof and airtight. Because of its construction, it cannot be damaged by rain, condensation, or leaks.

The bottom filter is perfect for drying out a bunch of loose tea or herb leaves. There's no need for an infuser when making cold brew coffee, iced drinks, or fruit-infused water.

Tips:

Remove the tops and the infuser from the bottom.
Load the infuser with tea leaves and secure the base.
Put some water in the bottle.
Accomplished. The bottle top screws on, and the whole thing slides into the sleeve.
If you fill it with boiling water, be careful when placing it in the sleeve because the water will be quite hot. You may also skip to step 3 and just cover the bottle with the sleeve.