It would be available in four variants – black mystery, pink beauty, pearl white and racy blue, Eureka Forbes, a part of Shapoorji Pallonji Group, said The purifier uses a space nano technology that uses a 100 crore plus optimally charged active sites that attract and can remove 99.9 per cent harmful bacteria and virus. Water filled in the sipper like purifier passes through a maze of nano sized positive charged media that traps negatively charged pathogens and other impurities to decontaminate drinking water, the company said. It would attract the travellers, school/college students, sports and fitness enthusiasts. The purifier uses a replaceable cartridge with a life up to 600 fills. A new cartridge costs Rs 450. There’s also a Natural Shut Off mechanism, which reduces the flow of water through the cartridge, in order to notify the user that it’s time for a replacement. Eureka Forbes, which had a turnover of Rs 1,776 crore last year, has a customer base of 15 million with presence in 450 cities and towns in India and a globally across 35 countries.]]>
