For Life Water Purifying Sachets

For Life water purifying sachets was developed by a man called David Georgiadis and his team. It was developed in order to bring clean purified water to rural and disadvantaged community members throughout the world who do not have access to clean water.

Almost 2 billion people a year drink dirty and contaminated water filled with water borne diseases such as cholera and diphtheria. For Life water purifying sachets were developed to kill all these water borne diseases and make it not only fit for human consumption but to make it a refreshingly enjoyable experience to drink clean and safe water.

It is known that almost everyone has a twenty-litre bucket, more especially rural folk. The treatment process of the For Life sachet involves collecting any river, dam, borehole or rainwater in the 20ltr bucket and adding the contents of the small 3gr sachet. One then stirs the product into the dam water for 5 minutes, then wait for an hour as the water is purified of all contaminants and a flocculation process ensures that the impurities that cannot be dissolved settle at the bottom of the bucket. Then pour the purified water through a clean cloth into another bucket and let stand for 30 minutes, now you have clean, safe and tasty water.

The sachet contains a chlorine derivative that dissolves in the water and gives the water a ph7, which is ideal for human consumption and hence an NSF Certificate. (American Standard of safety for human consumption.)

The sachet itself is biodegradable and will not sully the environment.

The water purifying sachets have taken off in India, Philippines, Lesotho and Swaziland and have purified many millions of litres of water. The aim is to reach as many disadvantaged communities as possible with clean water availability. This with the assistance of government.

Farmers and the mining sectors have requested larger volumes of purifying chemicals and mechanisms to agree with their capacity requirements. This is currently being developed.

The product is now available in Botswana.