What makes a hydrogen water bottle worth the investment? Explore the advanced Japanese technology behind Buder H2 water bottle and how it offers high-quality H2 water for a long run.
Are you drinking enough of the right kind of water? Nowadays drinking water isn’t just about quenching your thirst but nourishing your body at a cellular level. Let’s discover the difference with our Japanese superior electrode technology in Hydrogen H2 water bottle.
The value of Japanese H2 Electrode Technology
Superior Electrode Technology
With 3-layer 360-degree round Titanium Platinum Electrodes, this innovative design creates a fourteen times larger electrode area compared to other brands. This means more hydrogen is infused into your water, maximizing its potential benefits.
Increased Surface Area
By having three layers instead of one, the total surface area of the electrodes is significantly increased. The calculations in the image show the surface area of each electrode (A, B, and C) and the combined electrolysis area. A larger surface area means more contact with the water, leading to more efficient electrolysis and potentially higher hydrogen production.
Rapid Hydrogen Generation
Electrolysis is the process of using an electric current to split water molecules (H₂O) into hydrogen ions (H⁺) and hydroxide ions (OH⁻). The hydrogen ions then combine to form hydrogen gas (H₂), which dissolves in the water. The multi-layered electrode design can optimize the electric field distribution and current flow, infusing your water with over 800ppb of hydrogen in just 3 minutes.
Durability and Performance
The layered structure, combined with the durable titanium and platinum materials, will contribute to the long-lasting performance of the electrodes.
Reverse Current Cleaning Function
Reverse Current
In electrolysis, the electrical current flows in one direction. The reverse current means that the direction of the current is briefly reversed and helps to remove mineral buildup from the electrodes.
Cleaning Technology
Buildup on the electrodes can lead to corrosion and degradation over time. The cleaning function helps to prolong the lifespan of the electrodes, making the device more durable.
Premium Quality
International Certification
Certified by ISO 13485, the international standard for medical device quality management systems, ensuring the highest levels of safety and performance.
Durable and Long-lasting Performance
This bottle is made of BPA-free, impact-resistant, American Tritan™ Copolyester, and ready for your active lifestyle. The modular design makes it easy to disassemble and clean, ensuring optimal hygiene.
Each filter cartridge provides up to 360 uses (approximately two months of daily use), making it a cost-effective and sustainable choice. Click here to review video for changing cartridge instruction .
Why Are Some Hydrogen H2 Water Bottles So Cheap?
Lower Quality Materials
Electrodes
Cheaper bottles may use less expensive electrode materials, like stainless steel or lower-grade titanium, instead of platinum-plated titanium. Platinum is a highly effective catalyst but is costly. Electrodes made from cheaper materials may not be as efficient at electrolysis, produce as high a concentration of hydrogen, or last as long.
Membrane
If the bottle uses a membrane-based system (like SPE/PEM), cheaper membranes may be used. These might be less durable, less selective (leading to lower hydrogen purity), or more prone to fouling.
Other Components
All other components, from seals to the power source, might be of lower quality, affecting performance and longevity.
Simpler Technology and Design
Fewer or Smaller Electrodes
Cheaper bottles may use fewer electrodes or electrodes with a smaller surface area. This will affect the amount of hydrogen that can be produced.
No Reverse Current Cleaning
Cheaper bottles may lack this feature, leading to reduced performance and a shorter lifespan for the electrodes.
Basic Electrolysis
Some cheaper bottles might use a very basic electrolysis method that is less efficient and may produce lower concentrations of hydrogen.
Lack of Certifications and Testing
Reputable brands often invest in certifications and testing to validate the safety and performance of their products. Cheaper manufacturers may skip this, potentially compromising quality.
Lower Costs
Lower Manufacturing Standards
Cheaper products are often made in factories with lower manufacturing standards and quality control.
Lower Labor Costs
Manufacturing in regions with lower labor costs can significantly reduce the overall price.
Counterfeit Products
The market is flooded with counterfeit products that mimic the appearance of well-known brands. These are often made with substandard materials and may be unsafe to use.
Your valuable choice for H2 water bottle
Buder H2 Water bottle HI-TA13 isn’t just about hydration; it’s about investing in your well-being. With the Japanese 3-layer electrode technology, superior Titanium Platinum plating material, reverse current cleaning and thoughtful easy disassembly, our Buder H2 bottle is worth your investment. It’s a long-term value to a healthier you.
