Hydrogen Water Bottle, Cozify Portable & USB Rechargeable Hydrogen Water Health Cup with SPE Technology, 420ml Hydrogen Water Bottle Generator, High Borosilicate Glass Hydrogen Water Lonizer Machine

Feels well constructed and doesn't leak.Had to return back here to read the description because the included instructions don't feature the best Chinese/English translation (but always makes me smile!) and I think it states that the water should be 50 C degrees when you pour it into the bottle!?!? Was just checking this wasn't a thermos. So, for the time being I've decided to ignore that impractical step.Basically here's what I've concluded:• Charge it with the included cable.• Fill bottle with water - but don't fill over 80% (there is no max level marker on the bottle - so you'll have to guess).• Press button (and admire pretty blue LED light).• Wait 3-4 mins until blue LED light goes off. Then drink the water within 30 mins, otherwise it de-ionizes (if that's the correct term?).• Enjoy your new healthy water.• Don't press the button to repeat the process more than once with the same water.• Don't store bottle (with water) sideways or upside down.• If your power button on the bottle arrives twisted at an angle - DON'T try to twist it to the correct orientation. Trust me, it won't budge! Instead, seek help for your OCD. Counselling will help you get through it.... maybe.

I can't really comment on the benefits of adding hydrogen to your water, but I guess if you are in the market for this type of product you may already know, hence why you are looking for it.The bottle arrives with a USB charger and instructions, unfortunately the instructions were not clear at all. I think it is fair to say the language translation did not work so well. Anyway, as a result I had to pop back on here to find out what to do.In essence, you need to plug the bottle in (without water) to charge it and turn it on using the button on the bottom, it will then turn from Red to Blue. You can then fill it with water, it is advised to use pure water which I am guessing means spring or mineral water. In my opinion the water doing its thing looked reminiscent of a lava lamp, lol. It did make me wonder what was going on.Once the process was completed, it takes about 5 minutes the water is ready to drink. I can't say I noticed a taste different but there was a slight scent, not unpleasant though.The bottle itself feels good quality.Overall, this is a stylish looking bottle that charges well. It just needs much clearer instructions.

So I should start by saying 'Hydronenised water' has no scientific backing to whether it does anything or not.So moving on from what it claims to do to what it is.It's a solid cylinder, robust and well made. Charges via USB cable (one supplied) Red light when charging, and I think it turned blue when complete -- Well it wasn't red)Unscrew the lid. Pour water straight from the tap or a bottle into the cylinder. Push the button. a bluish purpley light comes on this time and you do see bubbles forming throughout the water whilst in use, so it is doing something. It will power off when complete, which took about 2 minutes.Says to drink within half an hr to you lose the hydrogen.I wouldn't drink from the bottle for hygiene and cleaning reasons, instead pour it into a glass or something.Water tasted the same.

This water bottle already came charged so I could try it out straightawayYou just fill it up to around 4/5th up with water and switch on the device. The resultant water should be drunk fairly soon afterwardsNow since I have been encouraged to drink more water I will be using this more oftenThe chargiung port is under a seal and you do get the power cord. It would have been useful if it had used a standard usb-c cord as then you could use another one ion case something happened to the original