make bottles eco
Filters out what your eyes can’t see.
Protect your health,
One Drink at a time.
First, mak[e] filters do not affect taste, carbonation, or flow rate.
Reduces microplastics and most nanoplastics larger than 1 µm.
Uses a high-flow perforated 316L stainless steel shell—no fragile mesh or plastic screens.
Easily installs into standard PET bottle necks—just screw on and drink.
Zero chemical additives or coatings—pure mechanical filtration.
Filter pod is sealed and tamper-resistant to prevent contamination.
Reusable for up to 60–120 liters, depending on turbidity and content.
Designed for daily use, not just emergencies or outdoors.
Issues of Micro & Nano Plastics
Micro plastics and nano plastics are now found in the air we breathe, the food we eat, and the water we drink. These invisible pollutants can carry toxic chemicals and disrupt human hormones, with long-term health effects still being uncovered.
By filtering out microplastics from your PET bottles, mak[e] filters helps reduce this daily exposure—starting with something as simple as your next bottled soda or water.
Should You Be Worried About Nanoplastics?
The teeny-tiny chemicals are hard to detect and may lead to health complications
Does Bottled Water Contain Microplastics? Clean Water Facts
Yes, many studies have found microplastics in bottled water, raising concerns about health and environmental impacts.
An Average American May Ingest 1,200 Lbs of Microplastics
An eye-opening analysis by WellnessPulse researchers calculated how much microplastics from bottled water are ingested over a human lifetime.
What the Experts Are Saying
These facts aren’t random—they’re echoed by scientists, environmental experts, and frontline researchers.
Here are a handful off alarming findings that highlight why filtration isn’t optional—it’s essential.
Aryn Baker
Time Magazine
“Looking at five samples each of three common bottled water brands, researchers found particle levels ranged from 110,000 to 400,000 per liter, averaging at around 240,000.”
– Business Insider & Columbia Public Health
Johnny Dodd
People Magazine
“Each liter contained around 240,000 particles, mostly nanoplastics composed of potentially harmful synthetic chemicals.”
– People.com
Kim Schewitz
Yahoo News
Bottled water sold in the US can contain 24 tiny pieces of plastic… These micro and nanoplastics can enter the bloodstream.”
– Yahoo News
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Columbia University
“They found that on average, a liter contained some 240,000 detectable plastic fragments—10 to 100 times greater than previous estimates… 90% of which were nanoplastics.”
– Columbia / Lamont Observatory
By uclahealth
UCLA
“Ingesting hundreds of thousands of microscopic bits of plastic doesn’t sound very appetizing… there is some evidence they may be negatively affecting our health.”
– UCLA Health
Amudalat Ajasa
Washington Post
“Microplastics are increasingly pervasive, infiltrating human organs such as the liver, blood, and even the brain.”
– Washington Post
Kim Schewitz
Business Insider
“Microplastics… have already been found in various environmental and biological matrices, including air, water, food, and human tissues.”
–Business Insider
Vicki Contie
NIH
“About 90 % of the … 240,000 tiny pieces of plastic found in bottled water were nanoplastics — 10 to 100 times more plastic particles than seen in earlier studies.”
– National Institutes of Health
Graham Readfearn
The Guardian
“Researchers find levels of plastic fibres in popular bottled water brands could be twice as high as those found in tap water.” “WHO launches health review after microplastics found in 90% of bottled water”
– The Guardian,
Purpose & Impact
Our mission goes beyond clean water. We believe every sip should support a healthier body and planet. That’s why mak[e] filters are designed not only to protect you from microplastics, but to contribute to broader ecological restoration.
- Protect human health by reducing microplastic and nanoplastics
- Protect human health by reducing microplastic and nanoplastic exposure from bottled beverages.
- Support ocean and freshwater ecosystems by lowering plastic waste linked to single-use bottles.
- Reduce carbon impact by encouraging reuse over constant recycling and re-production.
- Contribute to rewilding efforts by funding habitat restoration and biodiversity projects.
- Empower conscious consumption through transparent, science-backed filtration solutions.
Micro & Nano Plastic Facts
- Bottled water contains an average of 240,000 plastic particles per liter, nearly 90% are nanoplastics (<1 µm).
- Nanoplastics are 100 to 1,000 nm in size—small enough to penetrate cells, organs and even the brain.
- Tests found 110,000–370,000 plastic fragments per liter in common bottled water brands.
- Microplastics have been detected in blood, breast milk, lungs, and human placentas.
- Animal studies showed brain, liver, and kidney buildup within four weeks of exposure. Animal studies showed brain, liver, and kidney buildup within four weeks of exposure.
- Preliminary studies link nanoplastics to inflammation, hormone disruption, and organ damage.
- They can carry toxic chemicals into the body, possibly increasing cancer risk. They can carry toxic chemicals into the body, possibly increasing cancer risk.
- Even “BPA-free” plastic bottles still shed nanoplastic particles upon heating/storage.
- There are no global regulations limiting microplastic or nanoplastic levels in drinking water.
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