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Walmart recalls 850,000 water bottles

Walmart recalls 850,000 water bottles after 2 people suffer permanent vision loss from 'forcefully ejected' lids

Walmart has recalled approximately 850,000 Ozark Trail water bottles after multiple customers reported being struck in the face by the screwcap lids when opening them, including two who suffered permanent vision loss,

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Walmart recalls Ozark Trail water bottle that caused permanent vision loss

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Walmart recalls 850,000 water bottles, 2 customers suffer ‘permanent blindness’ from exploding caps

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Walmart recalls about 850,000 water bottles after 2 people blinded

The CPSC stated that the screwcap lid on the 64-ounce stainless steel water bottles “can forcefully eject” when opening after food or beverages have been inside for a while.

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Ozark water bottles recalled after 2 people suffered 'permanent vision loss'

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Walmart recalls Ozark water bottles after two people blinded by cap popping off

Your water bottle’s backup plan is here: LifeStraw filters are under $10 for Prime Day

This recorder-sized miracle protects against bacteria (including E.coli and Salmonella) and parasites (like Giardia and Cryptosporidium) and filters out debris. Using it is simple: pop off the caps, stick the bottom end into some (preferably moving) water or a container you’ve filled,

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The No. 1 water bottle to minimize exposure to microplastics and harmful chemicals: doctor

Stainless steel is generally considered non-toxic and resistant to bacterial growth, but many popular stainless steel tumblers have BPA-free plastic lids or straws that can leach microplastics when exposed to hot water, acidic liquids or high temperatures in the dishwasher.