Q1: What is the shelf life of normal emergency canned water?
A: Normal canned water typically has a shelf life of 1–3 years, depending on sterilization quality and the type of aluminum container and lining used. It does not undergo the advanced processing techniques required to achieve long-term shelf life.

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Q2: What is the shelf life of SafeWater emergency canned water?
A: SafeWater has a verified 75-year shelf life — the longest in the industry. Its durability is made possible through advanced purification techniques, hermetic sealing, and protective aluminum packaging that guards against light, oxygen, and contaminants.

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Q3: How does SafeWater last 75 years without expiring?
A: SafeWater undergoes multi-stage proprietary processing and purification, high-grade sterilization, and hermetic sealing in BPA-free aluminum cans. This prevents microbial growth and chemical leaching, keeping the water safe and drinkable for decades.

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Q4: What makes aluminum cans better than plastic bottles for long-term water storage?
A: Aluminum cans block light, withstand temperature changes, and do not leach chemicals or microplastics over time. Unlike plastic bottles, they require no rotation and maintain water purity for decades.

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Q5: Can SafeWater be used to meet emergency water requirements?
A: Absolutely. One tray of SafeWater exceeds minimum storage recommendation of 4 litres per person per day for 3 days.

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Q6: Is SafeWater BPA-free and microplastics-free?
A: Yes. SafeWater is packaged in BPA-free aluminum cans with no plastic components, ensuring zero exposure to microplastics or chemical leaching.

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Q7: How should SafeWater be stored for optimal longevity?
A: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and chemicals. No refrigeration or rotation is required — SafeWater’s sealed aluminum cans remain stable for decades.

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Q8: What testing and certifications does SafeWater have for safety and shelf life?
A: SafeWater is independently lab-tested and verified for safety, potability, and long-term storage. It meets EPA standards and is compliant with FDA and California Department of Health regulations.

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Q9: Is SafeWater approved for use in hospitals, schools, or emergency shelters?
A: Yes. SafeWater is trusted by hospitals, emergency planners, and public agencies for long-term storage in medical, educational, and disaster response settings.