
ÖKO, c’est quoi ?

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From NASA
NASA created this technology in 2002 to filter the water on the ISS.
This filter is capable of eliminating pollutants* potentially present in tap** and rural water, such as microplastics, bacteria, viruses, PFAS, heavy metals, chlorine, pesticides, fluoride and drug residues etc etc.

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Tap water becomes ultra-safe again

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Non-drinkable water becomes drinkable again*.
Whether you're hiking, trekking, traveling, taking the train, or abroad, where the water is unfit for consumption, with ÖKO you can drink without fear, because the filter eliminates the pathogens most commonly found in freshwater sources worldwide*, responsible for unpleasant gastric discomforts.
(*) Liste officielle des 120 pays concernés sur notre page dédiée.
Sélectionnez et jugez toujours avec soin l’eau que vous consommez : chaque source d’eau possède sa propre composition et peut exiger des traitements complémentaires.

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Testée & validée par
l'Institut Pasteur de Lille
L'un de rares laboratoires en France accrédité et équipé pour manipuler des souches virales et bactériennes pathogènes.
L'Institut Pasteur, en 2025, a confirmé les résultats des tests de laboratoires passés :
ÖKO filtre efficacement les virus* et bactéries* présents dans l'eau (99.99% et 99.999%)
(*) Those tested in laboratories
Voir le détail sur notre page Test en Labo
🔍3 steps to understanding filtration🔍

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Filter composition
The filter membrane consists of a natural mineral fiber(AIOHH pseudoboehmite), antibacterial ions and a microscopic sprinkling of activated carbon.
It is 8 mm thick and has over 400 pores.

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Mechanical filtration
Its pores are calibrated to 1.25 microns, mechanically blocking all particles equal to or larger than this size, such as sediments and impurities.

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Submicron filtration
On contact with water, the natural mineral fiber emits a positive charge field that surrounds the hollow volume of the pores. The water is thus freed of submicronic contaminants, attracted like a magnet to the membrane's retention surface. This is electro-adsorption.
Laboratory tests

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Virus

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Bacteria

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Cysts, parasites

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E. Coli

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Endotoxins

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Chlorine

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Drug residues

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Fluorine

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PFAS

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Heavy metals

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Plastic

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Pesticides & herbicides
For our children and our planet

The next generation
Let's teach them the right gestures from an early age.
Thanks to ÖKO!

For our planet
Less plastic pollution. For future generations.
Thanks to ÖKO!
Muddy water becomes perfectly clear and drinkable again
Why does ÖKO use plastic?

- Guaranteed free from BPA, phthalates, microplastics and other toxic substances.
- Compressible and lightweight : thanks to this flexible material, you can easily squeeze and propel water through the filter.
- Tough and durable: designed to last for many years, withstanding both high temperatures and daily use.
- Tasteless and odourless: preserves the natural, pure taste of your water.
- At the end of its life, your water bottle body can be 100% recycled.
ÖKO EUROPE & Olympique de Marseille
Technical data
Technology
ÖKO's ultra-filtering flask combines unique alumina nanofiber technology, derived from the mineral pseudoboehmite, with mechanical filtration with medium-sized pores of 1.25 microns.
Flow
Up to 10x higher than equivalent filtration systems (2 L / min)
Material
Polypropylene (PP5) and Tritan (cap) - BPA-, phthalate- and microplastic-free.
Maintenance
The gourd, pipette and cap (without filter) can be easily washed at room temperature with soap and/or water.
NEVER clean the filter or put it in contact with anything other than water (if you have to filter muddy water: rinse the outside of the filter with water).
Bottle capacity
Available in 650 mL and 1 L versions
Filter life
Up to 378 L (with clear, low-sediment water). The more sediment in the water, the shorter the filter life.
Weight
147 g (650 mL bottle) / 172 g (1 L bottle)
Dimensions
H 23.3 cm (650 mL) / H 26.5 cm (1 L)
Diameters
Ø 71 mm (650 mL) / Ø 85 mm (1 L)
Included in the water bottle
Carabiner, nozzle cap and ÖKO filter