LIFESAVER systems and the LIFESAVER M1

A video based in Borneo, Malaysia highlighting the LIFESAVER M1 in action

[@mescourbes]

a great adventure that started with the work of Dr. John Snow

[@stevetaylor8446]

Great filtration, if only the one I bought would stop leaking from the tap seal when laying on its side. The jerrycan 20,000 is a great bit of kit other than this problem. New one too

[@castroleo8588]

hello sir , I wanna make the same system here in Vietnam ! how much does it cost and how to do it ?

[@joshmason1003]

I have the Jerry can and the bottle. Have them for when SHTF here in the US one day. My neighbor has a pond I’ll use

[@thentekyan]

can we use this for sea salt water ??

[@gerardcheong7710]

A video on how to maintain it will be extremely helpful. Do you have a link to direct me? Thanks

[@CutieRingoJoy]

i went to malaysia 3 weeks ago and i was i malaka, it was so old fashion, i'm from singapore and singapore is like USA , have malls and air conditoners everywhere, and malaysia is older than singapore, but because singapore is a smaller country.

[@lifesaverwaterpurifiers]

Hi, yes a local community or 3rd World Country could afford one. They can either apply for one via a charity or they could buy it individually. At the moment we are working with the Malaysia Government to ensure the whole of Malaysia has access to clean, sterile drinking water.

[@mohamedkani7795]

LIFESAVER I want to buy it India what will cost

[@bladerunner1131]

You know, we go to these places to see how these folks get there water whether it be a spring, lake, river or rain and we're "oh no, oh my god, or ew, poor people" when it's us, for example I live in the US, who live in modernized industrialized nations who polute the lakes, rivers, and the rain that others depend on.