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Sorry, this sale is over. To get the same great savings, please contact us at info@highwaterfilters.com for coupon codes. Sorry for the inconvenience. The manufacturer has a strict pricing policy.
We're celebrating the holidays with big savings on all Katadyn water filters.
This will be our last Katadyn sale of the year and the last one until Memorial Day so take advantage of the low, low prices.
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Here's a list of the savings:
Pocket: $288
Expedition: $1250
Siphon: $62
BaseCamp: $62
Hiker: $59
Hiker Pro: $69
Vario: $72
Combi: $159
Mini: $80
Gravidyn: $215
Ceradyn: $232
Katadyn My Bottle Filter Water Bottles: $33
Katadyn My Bottle Purifier Water Bottles: $50
Carbon Cartridge: 40% off with purchase of any filter CCDEAL ($11.97)
And make sure you check out our big selection of portable, non-electric water filters and purifiers and home water filter systems.
Just in time for the holidays, we've just reduced many of our Sawyer products including the Sawyer Mini ($18) and the Sawyer Mini gift pack ($72). Limited time only!
We are adding new products all the time and welcome your inquiries. Email us at
info@highwaterfilters.com with questions. We are happy to provide the information you need to make an informed decision about your water treatment. If we can't answer your questions, we will try to find the answers.
Have a happy and safe holiday season!
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