Cirkul32oz. BPA-Free Plastic Water Bottle Starter Kit with Navy Lid, 2 Flavor Cartridges (1 LifeSip Blueberry Grape, 1 GoSip Kiwi Berry) Zero Calories and No Sugar

I’ve been using the Cirkul water bottle for a few weeks now and I’m seriously impressed. I’ve always struggled to drink enough water throughout the day, but this bottle has totally changed that. The flavor cartridges are a genius idea—there are so many options to choose from, and I love being able to adjust the flavor strength with the twist of a dial. It makes drinking water feel like a treat instead of a chore.

Just like most girls, she wanted it too. Fomo queen Activated. We got it, she loves it, for now. Hopefully for a long time. The size is good, she only liked one of the flavors but she's picky. The value for money is good and if it gets her to drink more water, then I'm happy. Highly recommend!

Check the website first! Prices are better, more flavor options and styles, more bottle sizes, and styles, more more, and currently you can get a free bottle **FIRST TIME BUYS ONLY** Flavors are great and really strong so I have my dial set to 3 and its perfect which means the flavor lasts longer. I went from barely pushing back 4oz of water a month to easily chugging 44oz a day and good bye Gatorade, Celsius, and Dr. Pepper (i'm keeping my beer though)

Our son loves the water bottle! I have to admit, I was slightly skeptical at first, but it really works! The flavor pods last for a really long time in the bottle pretty sturdy. My son has taken this back-and-forth to school for almost 3 months and it has held up really well. The only reason I am not giving you five stars is because I think the refillable flavor pods are slightly overpriced.

Great for my 1 year old grandson. I don't really use the flavoring it's on a low setting. He loves taking it with him wherever he goes. It's worth the money. I keep it in the refrigerator when he's not using it and if it's hot out I add ice.

For context, my mother told me about these things; she had just purchased one for herself and one for my niece and raved about it; the concept was fabulous, and maybe it would encourage her to drink more water. Spoiler alert: I just called her to let her know I recently purchased them, myself, and she said she still has it on her nightstand, halfway full -- from the first time she filled it up!My mother and I are pretty similar. We are terrible water drinkers and we prefer, for the most part, the same things. So, on to my experience and review:I was excited to try this out, so I purchased one at my local sporting goods store. It was a kit with 3 flavors. The flavors were pretty good - what you would expect with any water flavoring, and I was excited about the concept of having a dial that would allow control over how much flavor it was dispensing. However, one thing I didn't like, is that you really have to suck the bore of the bottle to get liquid out - similar to that of a child's sippy cup, albeit, not a whole lot comes out. The kicker, is its also NOT a squeezable bottle - so it's hard to really get a lot of liquid down, as I would like.What I also found, is that typically I always had my bottle on number 2, just enough flavor, but the long I drank from it, the more I realized the flavor was increasing. I tested this theory by raising the number to 6 - very flavorful - and going back to 2, and lo and behold, it was just as flavorful.This may be why, for my final, but most important CON, that one cartridge only lasts for ONE 22 oz bottle of water.Yes, you read that right. ONE CARTRIDGE = ONE 22 OZ BOTTLENot six, like they would have you believe. I get it. The advertisement says "can be up to 6"...well, tell me why, a #2 drinker cannot even get past a full 22 oz? It's false advertisement, plain and simple. Unless of course you have it at zero (pure water) and the flavor slowly will dispense out - wouldn't surprise me!Any way, now lets get to the cost and ethics of what compelled me to purchase this. The market that this will save on buying plastic bottles, which, yes, that marketing has been around for ages - hence the success of Stanley mugs and the like - but what grinds my gears is that these cartridges are not sticking around for six refills - they're one and done. So, how much plastic are THEY made up of? Seems like a lot. They also will cost you approximately $4 a pop. That's one expensive drink, plus shipping, etc. etc.Seems like a lot of resources and material going into something that is supposed to save on the footprint we're leaving behind and money in your pocket: it's doing neither.Don't buy into the hype and steer clear of these. You're welcome.

My son really wanted this, he drinks so much more water with this thing, has very low sugar, size of the water bottle is perfect. Flavors are on point. You can also choose how sweet you’d like it which is great.

I recently gifted the Cirkul water bottle, and it was a huge hit! The design is sleek and practical, and the ability to customize flavors with the interchangeable Sips is such a cool feature. The recipient loved how easy it is to add flavor without all the sugar and calories of regular drinks. It’s a great way to stay hydrated and make water more exciting!The bottle itself is durable, and the leak-proof lid is a bonus. It’s easy to clean and perfect for on-the-go hydration. Overall, it’s a thoughtful and functional gift that I would highly recommend for anyone who wants to make drinking water more enjoyable!