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#content-box { max-height: 300px; overflow: hidden; transition: all 0.4s ease; } #content-box.expanded { max-height: none !important; } #read-more-btn { color: #b41f28; font-weight: 500; cursor: pointer; } Copper Bottles – Ancient Wisdom, Modern Design In Ayurveda, copper has been used as a vessel for storing water for thousands of years. Long before water purifiers and plastic bottles existed, Indian households stored drinking water in copper vessels overnight and consumed it first thing in the morning. This practice was not superstition — it was an understanding, passed across generations, that copper interacts positively with water stored in it over time. Today, modern research has begun to confirm what Indian tradition knew instinctively: copper has genuine antimicrobial properties, and water stored in a pure copper vessel undergoes a measurable change in its mineral composition. Lifelong's pure copper bottle range brings this ancient habit into a contemporary, practical form. A pure copper jar pot bottle with a wide mouth for easy filling and cleaning, a secure leakproof cap, and an elegant polished finish that looks as good on a bedside table as it does at the office. No plastic. No stainless steel inner lining. Pure copper, inside and out — exactly as it should be to make the practice work properly. Health Benefits of Copper Water Copper is an element that belongs to the list of important trace minerals required by the human body. Copper helps in the formation of collagen, the absorption of iron and boosting the immune system. Though deficiency in copper is quite rare, it can be increased in the human body through natural means by storing water in pure copper vessels for consumption. One should keep in mind while using copper water that it depends upon storing rather than the contact of water with copper. In order to enjoy all the benefits of copper water, water should be stored in a pure copper vessel for at least six to eight hours. Overnight storage of wat