Clean the bottle using a mixture of lemon juice or vinegar with salt. Gently scrub, rinse thoroughly, and dry completely. Avoid dishwashers, harsh chemicals, or steel scrubbers, as they can damage the copper surface.

Copper bottles are best used for room-temperature or cool drinking water only. Avoid hot water, acidic liquids, or beverages like juice and tea, as they may react with copper and affect taste or safety.

Yes, natural oxidation may cause the bottle to darken or develop a patina. This is normal and does not affect performance. Regular cleaning will restore its shine if desired.

Copper bottles offer natural antimicrobial benefits and are eco-friendly. Unlike plastic, they are free from harmful chemicals, and unlike stainless steel, copper provides traditional health-supporting properties.

People with Wilson’s disease, copper sensitivity, or specific medical conditions related to copper metabolism should avoid using copper bottles. If unsure, consulting a healthcare professional is advised.

Yes, we provide special pricing for bulk orders. Please contact our sales team for a custom quote based on your specific needs.