Announcing The Coolest Development In Hydration Innovation

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., Nov. 17, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Takeya USA is proud to introduce the launch of Thermoflask, their latest drinkware innovation which keeps beverages cold for up to 24 hours and hot for 12 hours in a convenient, hassle-free bottle.

Thermoflask was designed for everyday use and outdoor activities and is available in three convenient sizes: 18oz., 32oz. and 40oz. The BPA-free, leak-proof, one-size-fits-all lid with narrow mouth creates an easy drinking experience which twists off for easy addition of ice. The 18/8 stainless steel construction, vacuum seal and insulation ensure the beverage remains at the desired temperature with zero condensation.  

"Thermoflask was developed to fill a hydration need among active, on the-go individuals and families," said Takeya founder and CEO, John Lown. "Every feature of Thermoflask, from the vacuum seal to the one-size-fits-all leakproof lid, was carefully developed to create an amazing product that we could back with a lifetime warranty."

To learn more, visit https://takeyausa.com/shop/#drinkware.

ABOUT TAKEYA
Takeya USA began in 2008 as a joint partnership between two friends – John Lown, visionary inventor and pioneer of the popular home storage brand, Snapware®, and Hiroshi Taketani – who share a passion for product design and the art of making and enjoying iced tea. Soon, their quest to enjoy the most delicious iced tea inspired a true 'East-West' collaboration and the development of a proprietary system that innovates the way iced tea can be made and enjoyed. Today, Takeya, led by CEO Lown, is comprised of a passionate team of design and tea experts on a mission to inspire healthy, sustainable choices at home and anywhere life takes you with continuous innovations that solve everyday problems.

Media Contact: Ryan Rosenkilde, [email protected], 714.374.9900 x312

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