Aquatabs Water Purification Tablets - Package of 100
Lightweight and easy to use, Aquatabs Water Purification Tabs ensure you have clean drinking water on your backcountry excursions. Each tablet dissolves quickly, disinfecting water in 30 minutes.
- Large volume—1 tablet treats 15 L (4 gal.) of clear water or 5.8 L (1.5 gal.) of cloudy water
- Highly effective—protects against giardia cysts, bacteria and viruses
- Globally certified; EPA registered and approved
- Simple to use—just drop a tablet in a water container and wait
- Entire treatment process is complete in just 30 min.
- Lightweight, compact packaging makes Aquatabs easy to carry on the go
- Plastic, tamper-proof tub allows for tablets to remain effective in any environment
- Successful comparative taste trials ensure that your water will taste great
Imported.
View all Aquatabs Chemical Water Treatments| Best Use | Travel Emergency Preparedness Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Filter Type | Tablet |
| Active Ingredient(s) | Sodium dichloroisocyanurate 16.88% |
| Removes/Destroys | Protozoa, Bacteria And Viruses |
| Output | 15 liters |
| Weight | 2.4 ounces |
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Worked great on the AT!
Used this over the weekend while backpacking the Appalachian Trail. Small, lightweight, and can easily fit in any pocket or pack! These tablets worked great as well. Didn't have to lug a bulky filter with me. Definitely bringing this with me on future hikes!
Worked great on the AT
Took this out on my hike on the Appalachian trail this weekend and it was great! Small, lightweight and can easily fit in any pocket or pack. Super easy to use and way better than hauling a bulky filter around. Will definitely keep using this!
Directions unclear
Directions unclear. The directions say to use the dilution chart provided. The dilution chart has two different strengths, listed as "available chlorine mg/L of either 2.6 mg/L or 6.5mg/L" per 397mg tablet. Nothing on the packaging indicates what the available chlorine is, and the two dilutions are extremely different... 1 tablet to 6 quarts vs 16 quarts based on available chlorine.