Bag versus bottle? Puralytics' new approach to pure portable water

That's why I'm going to do some technology into the SolarBag, a new research from water innovation company�Puralytics for purifying water on-the-go. The product could have implications for camping, international traveler or for the emergency kit you're supposed to keep in the trunk of your car.

SolarBag uses sunlight-activated nanotechnology to remove bacteria, viruses and protozoa from water. As the image suggests, you could use the bag during camping to keep stocked up on water.

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