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SKU: WX2*0711204
This replacement cartridge is made for hunters and backcountry travelers who rely on a GRAYL GEOPRESS Water Purifier for drinking water in the field. It is designed to remove waterborne pathogens while also improving water flavor, odor, and clarity. The cartridge is rated for about 350 uses, or roughly 65 gallons, though that lifespan can decline when treating water with heavy silt, sediment, or tannins. As the cartridge nears the end of its service life, press time increases, and replacement is recommended once it reaches 25–30 seconds.
Replacement Cartridge
For the GRAYL GEOPRESS Water
Rated 350
Uses, or approximately 65 gallons
Removes Waterborne
Pathogens during purification
Improves Water
Flavor, odor, and clarity
Replacement Timing
Is clearly indicated as press
| Capacity | 65 gallons (250L) |
|---|---|
| Cartridge Continues To Protect | Yes |
| Compatibility | For use with the GRAYL GEOPRESS Water Purifier (sold separately) |
| Improves Water Clarity | Yes |
| Improves Water Flavor | Yes |
| Improves Water Odor | Yes |
| Lifespan Note | Lifespan will decline when purifying water with high levels of silt, sediment, or tannins |
| Press Time Note | Cartridge press time increases towards the end of the cartridge lifespan |
| Removes Waterborne Pathogens | Yes |
| Replacement Guidance | When press time reaches 25-30 seconds, the cartridge should be replaced |
| Uses | 350 uses |
It is for use with the GRAYL GEOPRESS Water Purifier, which is sold separately.
The cartridge is listed for 350 uses, or approximately 65 gallons (250L) of water.
The product description says it removes waterborne pathogens and improves water flavor, odor, and clarity.
The description says to replace it when press time reaches 25-30 seconds.
Yes. The lifespan will decline when purifying water with high levels of silt, sediment, or tannins.