Yes. All BROS products including BROS Capa bottle have been subjected to stringent lab-tests. Both raw material and their actual units complied with the standards of FDA & LFGB.

Yes. The materials used to produce the bottle can withstand heat up to 95°C.

BROS® suggests: Avoid filling the bottle with drinks excess of 95°C. To keep hot drinks hot for a period of time, you can opt for BROS® Flass.

Yes. It is perfectly safe to fill BROS Capa bottle with your favourite fizzy drinks or fruit juice.

BROS® suggests: Avoid filling the bottle more than 2-3cm below the bottle neck. Before savouring your drink, gently rotate the cap to ease the pressure inside the bottle.

No. This is because the force of the expanding liquid during the freezing process may cause the bottle to break apart.

Yes, BROS Capa bottle is odour free. However before using it for the first time, we strongly encourage thorough cleaning with mild detergent/soap. Drain the bottle downward and leave the bottle and the bottle cap open to allow air dry.

For daily cleaning, remove the bottle cap from the bottle. Rinse both the bottle cap and the bottle with running water. Then, drain the bottle downward and leave the bottle and the bottle cap open to dry. For thorough cleaning, you can use soapy water with a soft brush.

We highly recommend hand washing although BROS Capa is dishwasher safe with exception to the cap. For proper cleaning,view Q.6.

No. We strongly discourage sterilizing BROS Capa bottle as the material used to produce the bottle can only withstand heat up to 95°C.

BROS Capa bottle is made of Eastman Tritan / SK chemicals Ecozen Copolyester. This particular material is manufactured without BPA. Proper handling is required.

All BROS products including BROS Capa bottle have undergone rigorous testing to endure a long life of good use with proper handling.

Although BROS Capa is dishwasher safe with exception to the cap, however to maximize the lifespan of your water bottle, we highly recommend hand washing instead as dishwasher detergents can be abrasive. It is also highly advisable to avoid cleaning your water bottle with hard brushes and cleansers containing bleach, chlorine, or harsh chemical as these could damage the surface of the inner bottle. However, scratches on the outer bottle cause absolutely no harm. Additionally, it is utterly essential to dry and store your water bottle with the cap removed to prevent moisture from being trapped in the water bottle/cap which can lead to growth of mold.

BROS suggests: Replace your water bottle when there are scratches on the inner surface of the bottle or when it becomes cloudy, discoloured or cracked.