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 Great water bottles for school & camp May 24, 2010
These bottles (in conjunction with the neoprene sleeves that you can purchase separately), make great water bottles for the kids at school and/or summer camp. Thy keep the drinks contained and cold, and I just drop them in the dishwasher to get them clean. Also, not considered "baby bottles" by the other kids (which is apparently VERY important in elementary school)!
 What Junk - No Insulation Whatsoever! May 06, 2010
The bottle looks nice and for the price, I just assumed it had a vacuum between an inner and outer wall (Thermos-style design) to keep the temperature in. Not at all! The aluminum wall of the bottle is one of the best conductors of heat, and the plastic liner inside the bottle is thin and does little as insulation. So I put cold water in the bottle and even add a couple of ice cubes, and the water still becomes room temperature before my son's soccer game is over. Other people have commented how you can put cold water in the bottle and the side of the bottle instantly becomes very cold, telling us that it has very little insulation. I'd rather pay for a good insulated (vacuum between a stainless inner and outer wall) bottle, but even many inexpensive plastic style water bottles are generally made with two walls and insulation in between the walls.
Vert Disappointed Jan 26, 2010
I bought countless sigg bottles for my kids over the last 8 years. I spent the extra money for their safety. Then I find out that the bottles are not safe and the company lied. Never will I buy from or trust this company again. I cringe at the thousands of times I filled these bottles and gave them to all my kids. By the way Whole foods market will take back all recalled Sigg bottles and give you store credit. No receipt required.
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WE love these Jan 07, 2010
I have a 5 yr old and a 2 yr old. The older one hates drinking water and the youngest was a hard-core will not give up her baby bottle toddler. I bought them each a SIGG and solved 2 problems at once. The 5 yr old will now drink water as long as it is in her cool Hello Kitty pink SIGG, and the younger one realized her baby bottle was not as cool as the SIGG is. I also bought one for myself and use it at the gym or keep it in the car for longer trips.
There was a recent story on SIGG containing BPAs. This is if they were manufactured before August 2008. The new liners do not have the BPA in them.
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SIGG put BPA in bottles and lied to consumers - Google the SIGG BPA recall Nov 20, 2009
Now that I know SIGG knowingly lied to consumers (including me in an email exchange I had with the company) about BPA in their bottles, I would NEVER BUY A SIGG AGAIN. I purchased a SIGG for the same reasons I purchase organic food, I thought it was safer for my children. But SIGG betrayed that trust. The company DID put BPA in its liners and lied to all of us. In fact, I've contacted the firm Caddell & Chapman about the class action lawsuit. I bought a SIGG to be safe and they deceived and lied to make more money. Now all they will offer is to exchange my BPA bottle for a new one. Oh, ya, sure, I trust you now. Just give me a new bottle. I want my money back and I'll hope that my kids were not affected by the BPA you snuck into the bottle. What a bunch of jerks!
Google: sigg bottles bpa recall
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