Aquatabs 397mg Water Purification Tablets (100 Pack). Water Filtration System for, Camping, Emergencies, Survival, and RVs. Easy to Use Water Treatment and Disinfection.

I've been using the Aquatabs 397mg Water Purification Tablets for various outdoor activities and emergency preparedness, and they have proven to be an invaluable part of my gear. Here’s what stands out to me: Easy to Use: Each tablet is individually packaged, making it easy to grab only what I need for a day of camping or add a few to an emergency kit. You simply drop the tablet into water, wait, and it’s ready to drink. Effective Purification: These tablets have consistently provided clean, safe water. After following the recommended wait time, the water tastes normal, with no unpleasant aftertaste, which is often a concern with purification tablets. Versatile for Multiple Situations: I’ve used these not only for camping and hiking trips but also to ensure safe water during power outages and other emergencies. They’re compact enough to store in a small emergency kit, an RV, or even a glove compartment. Great Value for the Quantity: With 100 tablets in a pack, I feel well-prepared for a range of situations without needing frequent restocking. Each tablet treats a good amount of water, so they stretch even further when I’m careful with usage. Overall, Aquatabs are a convenient, reliable, and cost-effective solution for anyone needing portable water purification.

These arrived quickly and the directions on the bottle say the tablets kill 99.9% of all bacteria, even Giardia. The bottle also says that one tablet will clean up to 4 gallons of water! have not used these yet, but from past experience … they store for years and years. 100 tablets!

Seem to be doing the trick. We are using them in the tank of our rowing machine. Manufacturer suggested changing the water when it started to stink. It's a pain to empty and refill so hoping I can get several moths out of the water by treating it with these.

I’ve never had to use them, but if there’s an emergency, I have them and many gallons of stored water. Seems like a good idea to me.

A person can go 3 days without water. This is one of six different ways I have to procure suitable drinking water. It comes in a small bottle. A must for every backpack.