NASA Recognizes OKO H2O Filter Water Bottle Technology

GREENBRAE, Calif., March 12, 2014/ -- NASA-Enhanced water filtration technology used by OKO H2O was recognized in the recent publication of the 2013 NASA Spinoff.

Complex systems on board the International Space Station (ISS) collect and recycle moisture using powerful filtration technology. The filters not only supply ISS occupants with drinkable water; they are likely to play a role in future deep space missions as well.

The same filtration technology used by ISS occupants to recycle bodily fluids into potable water, is now used by OKO's filter bottles. Allowing consumers, travelers to over 140 countries, and outdoorsmen to turn water from questionable sources and even lakes and streams into a safe drinkable state, OKO bottles are BPA free and made of FDA food compliant materials.

OKO filtration water bottles may also be used during emergencies and disaster preparedness. "Our lab tests show 99.999% efficacy against elimination of cryptosporidium and giardia lamblia, two the most common waterborne bacteria found in outdoor lakes and streams," says Mohssen Ghiassi, Founder of OKO. 

For more information on OKO H2O visit: www.OKOH2O.com

For more information on the NASA Spinoff recognition, visit:

http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2013/pdf/Brochure_2013_web.pdf

Contact:

David Barr / OKO H2O, Inc./ 336 Bon Air Ctr., Ste. #381 / Greenbrae, CA  94904

Fax: (415) 888-644-3837 /

SOURCE OKO H2O