Our award winning Octopus charge cable just got a makeover - new connectors making it 100% compatible and now made from Ocean Bound recycled plastic - for each unit sold we help to prevent 5 plastic units from entering the Oceans.
With each purchase of an Ocean Bottle, 1,000 plastic waste bottles are removed from impoverished coastal areas throughout the world.
• Ocean Bottle believes in people-powered waste management to prevent plastic from entering the ocean and provide opportunities for communities.
• The bottles are made of double wall vacuum-insulated stainless steel keeping
drinks cold or hot effectively.
• Ocean Bottle has won awards for its innovative and sustainable designs, making
it a great choice for conscious consumers who want to make a difference.
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OBP certified (Ocean Bound Plastic) 750ml single walled, transparent made from 98% recycled ocean bound plastic with straw, lid with handle, ring and fold down sipper all made from Ocean Bound Plastic. The bottom half of the bottle is ridged for ease of grip. BPA and PVC free.
Keeps drinks hot for up to eight hours and cold for up to eighteen hours. Each Ocean Bottle is entirely carbon neutral and collects 1,000 plastic bottles. The bottle contains recycled stainless steel and recycled ocean-bound plastic and is NFC Smart Chip enabled to collect more plastic with every refill.
An attractive push action ball pen made from 100% recycled materials, with a traceable footprint. For every two pens purchased, an entire plastic bottle is prevented from entering the ocean. The Recycool is produced in Europe to maintain a lower carbon footprint. Imprinted with
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