The Lifesaver Bottle Will Save Millions Of Lives : Michael Pritchard at TEDxGateway

[@mosin54r2]

It's people and innovations like this that make life worth living. Seriously, the inventors deserve nobel peace prizes

[@parjacpar3077]

Mosin54R Not only will it save lives but is ideal for people that like walking that way you do not have to worry if you are carrying enough watter and lightens the load . . I have my 1st one on order

[@Xernia]

It's people and innovations like this that makes life worth living. Seriously inventors deserve noble peace pizas😄

[@jk35260]

Nope, this is sales talk whereby he tries to convince people by showing what is visible. He did not explain about the limitation of this product. This product cannot remove dissolved salts such as sodium chloride and many other soluble compound.

[@SimonRichardMasters]

@@jk35260 thank you for pointing that out, you had better get on the case.

[@paranormalportals9562]

Angels are real

[@genebrielloyola9026]

The inventors should receive a noble prizes, Great help!

[@RWBHere]

*Named after Alfred Nobel, so it would be a Nobel Prize.

[@Kagarin05]

This guy brought a smile to my face, good character and inventing a better world

[@ssdtrain1]

This Man and his plan is TOTALLY AWESOME..

[@Funandconsciousness]

Such a profoundly humble solution.

[@ablebody481000]

Awesome Pritchard nice to see your show hope to see you in the future

[@kabinata]

Lets hope millions will benefit from this innovation.

[@sunilgaur1]

Amazing, just amazing. thank you sir! Simple, effective, period.

[@Bren28]

Absolutely agreed. Legend

[@contatophbio9080]

Não tem como não amar uma pessoa dessas! Precisamos de mais seres humanos assim nesse planeta! Parabéns Michael W.!

[@cryptowages]

God bless this man why the Fcuk is this new not on tv on a daily basis worldwide ?????????????

[@romenigld]

Congratulations Michael you are Amazing!

[@saadahmed3452]

Wow Wow, we need more people like him, people who care for others and develop solutions. Salute to you Sir. Regards, Saad Ahmed.

[@FunRepublic]

Excellent concept...

[@michellecampbell1115]

send these to Flint, MI!!!

[@yato2412]

This can't solve Flint problem. Pore size is too big to filter lead out.

[@randyparsons3188]

distilling the water might work. Faucet filters like Pur would work, although they aren't cheap.

[@HowToOutdoors]

Michelle Campbell how big is lead? 15 nm?

[@HowToOutdoors]

Call this company up!

[@HowToOutdoors]

Damn

[@ktreloki]

Want to try this now

[@NicholasGliss]

Agreed. I hope this takes off!

[@reneserna3168]

Who can afford $300.00

[@parjacpar3077]

Brillant and glad I have ordered one as it will help lifesaver to produce more and svae more lives

[@reginabenson5970]

how do you order one

[@parjacpar3077]

@@reginabenson5970 try using google to answer your question

[@GoldenTouchVideos]

Its people like this that change the world for better. I feel like He is god sent to save peoples lives. God bless You.

[@indyola]

Both of these are available for retail sale, but both are primarily distributed (for free) by NDOs and other aid organizations. The LifeSaver bottle filters out materials that are one hundredth the size that the LifeStraw does. The LifeStraw will filter some bacteria (and no viruses) and the LifeSaver bottle with filter out all bacteria and all viruses. It's a completely different thing.

[@bambichion3068]

I am soooo proud of you 👑👑

[@SkyeLght]

I like this concept. The 1st thing I thought of was 'pop the old filter out and pop and new one in' A daunting prospect. Very American. Unsustainable technology dependent on outside resources. The 5 gallon can is a good start. Now lets make a filter that can be cleaned and re-used countless times.

[@4TheRecord]

The jerry can is a good idea, espeically providing a family of four with clean water for 3 years but surely, the long term solution would be some kind of pumping station near a dirty river with a larger version of the bottle filter cleaning all the water and pumping it to homes via pipe.

[@markandresen1]

A good point. Surely, any township should have both.

[@Rakjkd]

Water is important to every living human being and animals if the life saver bottle really say what they do than it is good solution, this technology should be fitted in every Home in the U.K

[@Mmsmickey]

10:42 thats what ''she'' said

[@protectinghistory]

Can all the impurities of water be removed by filtration alone? And, can anyone post an address - email or physical address - where to find such a device?

[@jillphilips3788]

“ God Bless You “

[@KhaiNguyennnnn]

Wow that was awesome

[@BugsWisely]

Hey we just happened to be in the neighborhood when your river got contaminated.

[@Masterpeace777]

Distilling is better cheaper easier.

[@photon2724]

distilling water requires fuel which is another very scarce resource. This invention only requires a little pumping.........

[@markh2054]

These are super expensive. Here in NZ the bottle is $800.

[@snakegaming3466]

I need this bottle, where do I get it ?

[@calebbroaddrick2655]

Don't buy it. Buy a grayl.

[@Jbentley9999]

Even the bottled water one buys in the store in USA does not taste good.

[@rogersalazar8807]

How does the system works

[@rishikeshbharat9859]

Where we will get it..?

[@Fantasticblades]

I want one very bad

[@ericroseland707]

What's the name of the product

[@photogardensgallery]

So awesome ...how do I get one?

[@DarthLeopard]

The website sells them

[@genebrielloyola9026]

All leaders worldwide pay attention to it!

[@skeeve55]

but like he said, cheaper than drugs, wells and medical treatment. and you can ship them easily to where they are needed.

[@vincenttorrieri7321]

Wait! With JUST EIGHT BILLION DOLLARS??? With JUST 20 Billion dollars?? What planet is this guy from?

[@robertsmith3774]

Just distill your water. It is cheaper and safer than any filter.

[@mahawka]

no it's not.

[@photon2724]

do u even know how water disstilation works!?!?!

[@SimonRichardMasters]

If your diesel or kerosene is in the water, your gas tanks downstream, the grid down and you can't find your kids, never mind your saucepans, I don't think your mind is going to be on distillation...

[@neogovernment]

This talk appears to be nothing other than an advert for his product

[@solooverland3666]

neogovernment - This is not a product. This is a brilliant, affordable solution to a widespread problem. Exactly what better alternative have YOU produced and deployed? What impact have YOU made???

[@clivewells7090]

...aaaand: SOLD!

[@niyassrambikkalhafis9640]

Awesome vedieo helped me a lot

[@randyparsons3188]

I wonder about filter life, and filter cost. Seems to work well though. Found it on Amazon. Very expensive but seems to have a good filter.

[@markandresen1]

A fantastic invention, but there's a self-defeating irony in it being expensive on Amazon.

[@Bren28]

Good question

[@LaughingBull]

Lol if i was the guy testing the water i would drink it then grab my heart as if i was in pain and wait till the audience is in a state of akward silence

[@albs1028]

A lifesaving water bottle. Make undrinkable water drinkable.

[@florafloqs7010]

You say u sell it for 5cents but on eBay most of them at 70$ in 2020

[@amranaadan1112]

They PROCESS for 5 cents

[@4TheRecord]

Excluding Flint, MI, USA.

[@intercide]

Why didn't they use a funnel to pour the water into the jerrycan?

[@aashayshah224]

I saw this live :D

[@jjonathan360]

Can it filter salt water as well?

[@vincenttorrieri7321]

Presenters like these need to have their feet put to the fire! Show me, do not tell me. It took 11 minutes before you Showed the product. In business, you'd be out. Now - how do you make it? Is it patented? Are you being a philanthropist? What are the costs involved? Retail? Wholesale price? The water crisis is serious. Tell me something I DO NOT ALREADY KNOW.

[@user-qc4xi3it2n]

Vincent Torrieri If you notice this was an education conference not an infomercial. So 20mins or 30 mins doesn’t really matter now does it. All it was about is his work and reasons of Who, What, Where, How, When all this took place and the journey to get here at this point. But hey if you act now in next 20 mins you could see another second and third part of this show for free but only if you hurry and look it up yourself. Lol... You know I’m right.

[@SimonRichardMasters]

Vincent. So rude, but by all means do it differently

[@nikkismuts2813]

what progress with this project now??

[@simmo8u]

sounds great . Not a drop of information about where to buy ????????????????????????????????

[@josevictorec]

You said that the cost per day is 0.5 rupees - explain over how many days for bottle and for jerry can. Thanks, looks like a great product.

[@ericroman]

jerry can lasts for 3 years. thats (365 x 3)0.5 the average jerry can is about 2-3 gallons of water. that bottle looks about 750ml-1liter. convert. compute. know

[@reginabenson5970]

where to purcase

[@billlam0063]

But how do u know when's is broken

[@ryan2-518]

bill lam he said it wouldn't allow u to use it earlier in the video.

[@sonus289]

he states in the video it stops working when it gets clogged and unuseable

[@michaeldemarillac9992]

@@sonus289 I have one, it just slows down when you get to the limit of 4000ltrs or 6000 ltrs depending on which type bottle you purchase, telling you that you need a new cartridge.

[@genebrielloyola9026]

How about heavy metals?

[@clivewells7090]

I don't think it can cope with desalinating seawater so maybe not. Probably just for rainwater, puddles and ponds. Still a lifesaver, if you'll forgive the repetition!

[@michaeldemarillac9992]

@@clivewells7090 plus you can raid you local sewerage farm and dip into that water as well. If you wnat to remove heavy metals/Petroleum, you need to distill and for that the University of Buffalo is finalising a nano carbon evaporative device that uses only the sun's energy to distil up to 10 litres a day, using any water source.

[@dadikkedude]

How many uses does it have? Can you live on it, or will it be just for temporary purposes? And how much do you plan to sell these for?

[@burtgaming5857]

"This bottle will save millions of lives" Meanwhile, the bottle being 180+ dollars. Which most people who don't have access to clean water can't afford.

[@DurandMj]

Amen!..

[@bowlineobama]

Water is the next Gold in the future to come. There is nothing like Water, Universal Solvent.

[@ashrafal]

He wants to make world better just like IMF or World Bank. He generously selling this bottle for only £99.00 + VAT or some thing like more than $170. Tsunami, Bangladesh Wow! Bangladeshis working for

[@badandy8888]

The replacement filters go for like $100. Not practical to give even every household. They need some type of mass water filtration systems like we have in the state. That's what they should be working on!!

[@jimmylimestone]

,5 Rupee x 4 years = .5 Rupee x 1460 = 365 Rupee Mauritius = USD $10.33 Tops. I'll take ten to give to the homeless. They are USD $119.00 now 3/17.

[@sonus289]

its on amazon for 109.99

[@muizrahim637]

well i dont see any of these product in Malaysia...

[@EsamoKoram]

As a solution it is a good direction but price of the bottle says it is not meant to help people but to make money. Otherwise there would be several cheaper versions with warnings that they don't clean the water that good or something.

[@clivewells7090]

Hey if you know Mr Pritchard wish him and his guinea pigs well 4 me! Also tell him to check out Gerald Pollack's work on exclusion zone water as it desalinates a layer of H3 - O2 at the boundary of homophilic materials which maybe a property of his filter!

[@marlidarl]

Fantastic, why not donate these indtead of money in a disaster! Where can they be obtained and how much do they cost

[@mickeymerc11]

What a fantastic product and it really saves lives!

[@therubypro7815]

cool i wish i had one

[@markcampbell7577]

It is possible to do what he is speaking of without halogenated vinyl and halogenated carbon pollution. He could do the same with natural materials.

[@hernandoortega5726]

It removes heavy metals???, that does not put pH on 7 right ???

[@passerby1942]

I add my voice calling for the inventor to receive nobel peace prize.

[@cornszn3058]

It takes guts to drink from that bottle after what he put inside it

[@BushmansAdventures]

this is a Disaster / refugee game changer.

[@plejaren1]

What's it called? ... I want to buy it :)

[@solooverland3666]

plejaren1 - LifeSaver

[@lindatam8265]

@@solooverland3666 LIFESAVER???? How is that a answer?

[@solooverland3666]

@@lindatam8265 - That’s what it’s called. LifeSaver. How is that NOT an answer? What did you want, “pink giraffe from Mars at a Sunday afternoon picnic”? 🤷

[@reginabenson5970]

life saver bottle

[@hoah]

hasn't this been around for ages?

[@judithdew]

Yes, it removes fluoride.

[@01kamyk]

it will save your life if you have $120 for the bottle.

[@IAmIntelligence]

Does it remove fluoride.

[@fatalbert930]

No, I seriously DOUBT that the LifeSaver bottle does much of Anything. There's a valid REASON why Mr. Michael's cute little "demonstration" didn't get done!

[@fatalbert930]

Fat Albert Yep... he embarrassingly set everything up and hoped that nobody would notice the ABSENCE of a demonstration!! All he did was make up a bunch of nice stories.

[@Saguanay]

Fat Albert At 11 minutes in, he drank the water from the bottle that he had contaminated on stage.

[@conroybent4586]

What’s the difference between this and the liberty

[@kidknockout2249]

The country of YEMEN needs this, with the severe cholera epidemic that is KILLING thousands.

[@Bulgdoom]

One of these little bottles cost 80 pounds or some $150 USD, not cheap by any means

[@markcampbell7577]

Rainwater is poison these days.

[@TheChee78]

Funny how he puts in a liquid from the lifesaver before he filters and drinks it.

[@tlya]

i want one!

[@heritage433]

How it should save millions of lives when a bottle cost 129.90$?😡

[@photon2724]

what is your supporting evidence?

[@markcampbell7577]

We could teach people how to make man-made ground water. We make Edison generators out of old generators and filter's out of soil and charcoal and never use sulphates. Coal filters are becoming more appropriate worldwide. But it's very important that halogenated vinyl and halogenated carbon manufacture and use be stopped absolutely as we agreed to in the chemical weapon manufacture treaty.

[@KennyakaTI]

Africa does not love China. I've seen many Africans complain about the chinese being in Africa. I'm black and my girlfriend is black. I love black women and I'm not jealous of anyone's hair. Most Africans have respect for each other so don't talk like you know what everybody is thinking because you clearly don't.

[@amranaadan1112]

As an african myself i don't love china but i like them more than america and the sh*t they pull

[@ecoxocticeternal816]

Wow!

[@khlymore]

thats very touching i sugest they shud make a filter from graphene oxide witch is superior than this one

[@sonus289]

so it does have limits.....The bottle can be used to filter urine and will remove all microbiological contamination. Tho there will be an amount of dissolved salts that can not be removed. Metals such as iron, and salt from salt water cannot be removed effectively.... if they can remove all this other stuff I would be buying two!!!!

[@jk35260]

Robert Shine Nanofilters can trap virus but not dissolved salt. To remove salt, either use desalination or reverse osmosis. Good news is scientists are working to use graphene (1 atom thick) to filter salt. However they cost a lot to produce and has yet to figure out a way to mass produce them.

[@markcampbell7577]

Edison generators and dynamos easily generate electricity and desalinate eater cheaply.

[@UltimateSubZr0]

This is what science should be about. I do not who @GoddessKate1 is but they sure talk some s**t!

[@markcampbell7577]

Now do that without halogenated vinyl and halogenated carbon pollution.

[@unkleskratch]

so far, SODIS or solar distillation ( leaving bottles of grey water in the sun for 4 to 6 hours) is the only method cheap enough for the 3rd world... its good, but not good enough. The combination of layers of sand, rock, charcoal and silver impregnated ceramic is best, but the very cheapest ceramic filter is around $50 USD. It won't do- the people who need this cant buy it- so they get sick and they die. Any ideas about getting a system together that can actually do the 3rd world any good? Let me know.

[@mystarlife]

The bottle it may be good, but it is so unaffordable! Saving millions of lives? Millions of the people do not afford it.

[@frostbite453]

But we have life straw now -.-

[@EsamoKoram]

I don't get it, first of all, people lived for a long time (like any other creature) close to a river because it cleans water with rocks and energizes it with heights. Second, we have immune system for the main reason being killing bacteria... We as a species went really dumb and weak with all civilization comforts and illusions. I actually wish for a little Armageddon which would clean the minds and get those closer to reality...