5.0 out of 5 stars good quality

M.S. · 12 October 2025

does what it says - no aftertaste et long lasting

5.0 out of 5 stars Effective, Compact, and Reliable Water Purification

R.R. · 13 March 2025

These water purification tablets are an essential addition to any emergency preparedness kit. Each tablet is designed to treat up to 1 litre of water, making it an efficient solution for ensuring access to clean and safe drinking water in outdoor or emergency situations. With 200 tablets in the package, you'll have ample supply to purify large quantities of water for multiple people, making it ideal for camping, hiking, or survival scenarios.The tablets work by neutralising harmful bacteria, viruses, and protozoa, ensuring that water from questionable sources is safe to drink. Their compact size and easy-to-use format make them perfect for travellers, adventurers, or anyone in need of a reliable water treatment solution. Simply drop a tablet into the water, wait for it to dissolve, and in minutes, your water will be purified and ready for consumption.The tablets are also lightweight and portable, easily fitting into backpacks, emergency kits, or glove compartments. With a shelf life that ensures their effectiveness even in challenging conditions, they offer peace of mind knowing that you can purify water wherever you are. Whether you’re facing an outdoor adventure or an emergency, these purification tablets provide a dependable and simple solution for clean drinking water on the go.

4.0 out of 5 stars Good value for money

M. · 3 June 2025

Great for the money. Came with so many tablets I don't knoe what I'm going to do with them all!

5.0 out of 5 stars Keeps water safe

G.S. · 26 June 2025

Worked well. No real taste to the water so a good choice.

5.0 out of 5 stars Long dated (11/2027 on mine). Conveniently in 20 sets of 10. 1 tablet per litre to be treated

P.M. · 20 July 2023

UPDATE: I tested them. Just with regular tap water. While I was out walking.Put one in the bottle of water. They "fizz" slightly, like dissolvable pills do, but not so much.Waited 30+ minutes. (the water had got plenty of shaking as I was carrying the bottle in a bag).And tried it ...... Yes - it DOES change the taste of the water. Perhaps it is a tad more bitter? But not that much more bitter. The main change seemed to me like the change in taste between soft and hard water, or between bottled and tap water.I do not find the change is taste to be "bad" at all - just different.And, as I wrote above, even if it was a bit iffy in taste (which to me it is not), it would STILL be FAR better than drink untreated trough/lake/canal/river/ditch water!I actually DOUBLED the suggested dose (so I put 1 tablet in 500 ml of water), so any taste changes would have been magnified, and like I said, the change is taste was obvious. (I am a big guy, so a bit extra every now and then is VERY unlikely to do me any harm.)As well as the taste, after waiting the recommended 30 minutes, I opened my water bottle and it did smell just a tiny bit vaguely like a swimming pool. That will be the chlorine, thought I. Not as strong a smell as a swimming pool, but a definite hint of it. Presumably, because I "double dosed" I got "double smell" as well as "double taste".To be honest, I found neither the taste or the smell in any way objectionable.But preferences and tastes differ.First Impressions: These are for my "oh, I am lost, and the sun is blazing, but there is an animal water trough / canal / ditch with water over there" hiking kit.In other words, for "found" water when I am on extended hikes or Ultra running.Taste? Who cares - gotta be better than "raw" ditch water ;-)Twenty strips of ten (2x5) - all dated November 2027 - so more than 4 years time.I will just take a strip of 10 with me - a strip of 10 are about the size of a banknote (with 10 little lumps in it), I suppose. So they will go in a pocket, or in the pocket on my "runner's belt" etc etc.Far better to also boil the water. BUT these tablets are far better than "raw" "found" water. Like I said, gotta be better than "raw" ditch water!As always though, boiling water thoroughly is the BEST method. About 5 minutes at the boil, and that is optimum. Filter it, treat it, AND boil it if you like. But boil it![However, reality means one does not always have the time and/or equipment for boiling water with one, and one has to be careful of local regulations, starting forest fires, etc etc in dry weather.If "boiling" is not available, a pack of these water purification tablets are small and easy to carry, well-priced, and a good "second choice".]

5.0 out of 5 stars Water purification tablets a must for an emergency

D. · 5 April 2025

Great for an emergency.

3.0 out of 5 stars Buy if you need them

M. · 12 October 2024

I haven't actually used these, they still sit in cupboard. Good for emergencies or camping in the wilderness

5.0 out of 5 stars Great

d. · 17 September 2025

Emergency supply put away