EcoVessel PerkLid | One-Handed Push Button Flip-Top Coffee Lid
$9.98
Press. Sip. Lock. Repeat.
Convert your insulated EcoVessel Boulder bottle to a coffee and tea bottle with the PERK push button lid. Features a button for one-handed operation and has an integrated lock to make sure the lid stays closed when you are done.
This alternate lid will fit EcoVessel Boulder, Perk, and Summit bottles that are from 2015 or newer. Fits our EcoVessel kid's line too.
Note: If you already have a Boulder THIS option makes drinking tea or coffee easier, especially on road trips. Don't have a Boulder? You can get one here.
WHAT'S GOOD?
- One-handed operation
- Leak-proof, locking lid
- BPA-free
- Phthalate-free
- Fits several different EcoVessel insulated bottles
- Easy to clean; dishwasher safe
- EcoVessel is a 1% For The Planet partner
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BORING (BUT USEFUL) STUFF
Dimensions: 1.25" T x 2.5" Diameter
Care: Wash all parts with warm, soapy water before first use.
SOURCE
EcoVessel is a US company. With the exception of some parts, EcoVessel bottles are manufactured in China. We have yet to find an insulated stainless steel bottle not made in China. Please let us know if you find one! From the company: "We use very responsible facilities where there is respect for the workers and the environment and we visit them on a regular basis to ensure compliance with our high standards. All of our products are designed and prototyped in Boulder, Colorado and warehoused in Denver."
MATERIAL
BPA-free and phthalate-free plastic.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
EcoVessel was started in response to founder Jon Fox's search for a safe alternative for his kids to replace reusable bottles that contained BPA. He didn't find any bottles that combined function, style, and safety... EcoVessel was born.
EcoVessel is committed to sustainability and is a proud 1% For The Planet Member, donating a minimum of 1% of sales to various environmental nonprofits. EcoVessel also supports Water For People, that brings safe water and sanitation to millions of people in the developing world.
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