03/03/2010

Sigg's Greatest Selling Point Is That All Of Their Water Bottles Are 100% Bpa-Free

Since 1908, Switzerland-made SIGG has been producing the world's best water bottles. Over the next few decades the company built an enviable repute for high-quality aluminium goods for both household and sporting uses. Now, a century later, SIGG has established itself in more than 40 countries worldwide. Its brand name and unique bottle designs have became so universally recognised that its presence has been as far-reaching as the Museum of Modern Art in New York, who showcased a special collection of the greatest SIGG designs in 1993.

 

SIGG's greatest selling point is that all of their water bottles are 100% BPA-free. BPA, or bisphenol A, is a highly poisonous chemical commonly found in conventional plastic water bottles.  While studies are very much in their prilimary stage, the results so far have proposed that BPA can cause raised hormone levels and neurological issues. Likewise, phthalates are added to plastics and may be associated with allergies and even obesity; enquiries continue in those areas. The long and short of it is you re better off playing it safe with a BPA free bottle.

 

Every one of SIGG's high-quality bottles contains SIGG's own EcoCare lining. EcoCare far outshines any other bottle lining on the market in that it reduces bacteria build up and is odour and flavour-proof. SIGG bottles not only look great, but they ensure that terrible aftertastes and odours are a thing of the past.

 

All SIGG water bottles, be it the SIGG kids range, the SIGG stainless range, the SIGG classic range or even the Sigg SteelWorks range, are made from a seamless piece of aluminium. Those who love spending time outdoors love SIGG. They are famous for their durability and ruggedness, even in the harshest of environments. SIGG's other ingenious design is their bottle tops. All 3 varieties fit any SIGG aluminium bottle. With over one thousand possible combinations, if individuality is your forte, then SIGG is your answer.SIGG likes to keep things fresh and each year they introduce over 100 new designs. Whether you prefer bold prints, subtle prints or something a bit different, SIGG has a water bottle for every taste. Recently top fashion designers put together a custom range of bottles for auction. Amongst the luminaries of haute couture were the likes of Donna Karan, Tommy Hilfiger, Stella McCartney and Kenneth Cole. In keeping with SIGG’s guiding philosophies, proceeds went to stop global warming. Having a bottle that harmonises nicely with your sense of style is simply a by-product of an item that is a healthier option, better for the planet and is extraordinarily well crafted.

3 Mar 2010 15:12:00

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