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Pitcher of Life · 2026 borosilicate glass pitcher with stainless steel infuser

Borosilicate Glass Alkaline Water Pitcher with Stainless Steel Infuser

Borosilicate Glass Alkaline Water Pitcher with Stainless Steel Infuser

A borosilicate glass pitcher with a replaceable filter cartridge and a stainless steel infuser that fits in its place.

  • Included: pitcher, lid, one glass-pitcher cartridge (no spare), stainless steel infuser and usage insert. Digital recipe book included with your purchase; access the download from the thank-you page or your order status page, or use the download link sent by email. Printed recipe book sold separately for $15.
  • Filter cartridge or infuser, fitted one at a time
  • Replacement cartridges sold as a 3-pack or on Auto Ship
  • The F007 Ultra filter does not fit this pitcher
  • See the warranty terms
Regular price $79.97 USD
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Before you buy
  • Included in the box: the borosilicate glass pitcher, lid, one compatible glass-pitcher cartridge (no spare), one stainless steel infuser and usage insert. Digital recipe book included with your purchase: access your download from the thank-you page or your order status page, or use the download link sent by email. Prefer a printed copy? The printed recipe book is available separately for $15. The digital edition can also be ordered on its own, free with code Life100 at checkout. The cartridge and the infuser are fitted one at a time.
  • Replacement filter: Borosilicate Glass Pitcher replacement filters, 3-pack (one-time) or the Auto Ship 3-pack.
  • Free US standard shipping on this pitcher in US states and Puerto Rico (Guam and the Virgin Islands ship free from $49.97). Shipping details. Returns, refunds and damaged or defective deliveries are covered by our Refund policy.
  • Questions: call 808-425-0474 or email info@pitcheroflife.com.
Quantity
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3.8 L
Total pitcher capacity
2.15 L
Filtered water per fill
4 lb
Empty weight, 8.7 lb when full
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Why Glass

Water that Tastes like Water, in a Pitcher Built to Last

Plastic pitchers can hold onto odors and stains over time. Borosilicate glass does not. It is the same heat-resistant glass used in lab ware and kitchen ware.

Pure Taste

Glass does not absorb odors or flavors, so water tastes fresh from the first glass to the last.

No Plastic in the Body

The pitcher body is glass. The lid, filter insert and filter housing are BPA-free.

Built for Years

Double-thick glass: you buy the pitcher once and replace only the filter. See the warranty terms.

How it works

One Pitcher, Four Ways People Use it

Pick the one that sounds like your kitchen.

The Busy Family

Fill once and the whole household has water. The 2.15 L chamber means fewer trips to the tap.

The Desk Drinker

Keep a full pitcher at your desk or in the office fridge and refill once a day.

The Tea and Coffee Lover

Brew herbal tea or coffee with the stainless steel infuser.

The Plastic-Free Home

Double-thick glass: you buy the pitcher once and replace only the filter. See the warranty terms.

What our Certifications Mean, in Plain Language

We would rather you know exactly what you are buying. Here is what the filter is certified for, and what we do not claim.

NSF/ANSI 42

Covers taste, odor and chlorine reduction, plus particulate reduction. This is the "tastes cleaner" standard.

NSF/ANSI 61

Covers the safety of materials that touch your water, so the parts do not add harmful substances.

What We Do Not Claim

We make no lead, PFAS or fluoride reduction claims. Concerned about those? Start with a free water report for your area.

installing and Setup Borosilicate Glass of Pitcher

Setup

Ready in About 20 Minutes. Then it is just Fill and Pour.

  1. Rinse the new filter under cold water for 2 to 3 minutes to remove loose carbon dust.
  2. Soak it in a bowl of cold water for 10 to 15 minutes to prime the filter media.
  3. Insert seat the filter firmly in the housing inside the pitcher.
  4. Flush run cold water through and discard the first one or two batches. Then you are ready to drink.
  5. Ready for Use once the initial water has been discarded, your Pitcher of Life water pitcher is ready to provide fresh, alkaline water.

Replace the cartridge as the usage insert describes.

Shop the filters
A large glass water pitcher with a white filter cartridge and a colorful circular logo, shown on a kitchen counter.

Size and fit

Big Enough For The Whole Day. Honest About the Weight

Each fill gives you 2.15 L of filtered water, about 73 oz or roughly 9 cups. The pitcher itself holds 3.8 L. That is more than typical filter pitchers, which the industry commonly sizes at 1.6 to 1.8 L.

Double-thick glass makes it sturdy and also heavier. It weighs 4 lb empty and 8.7 lb when completely full. If that is too much, fill it part way. The water is the same.

  • Dimensions: 12H x 9W x 9L inches
  • Handle: large, easy-grip borosilicate glass handle
  • Spout and lid: pouring spout, flat charcoal lid with Stainless Steel Infuser

More than water

Infuse it, Brew it, Chill it

Take out the filter, click in the stainless steel infuser, and your pitcher becomes a drink maker. The filter and infuser share one socket, so you use one at a time. The digital edition of the Alkaline Beverage Recipes Book for Health and Longevity is included with this pitcher.

Glass pitcher of life with stainless stell use for fruit herbal drinks

Fruit and Herb Water

Fill the infuser with citrus, berries, cucumber or mint for a flavored pitcher in the fridge.

New Borosilicate Glass Pitcher of Life now use for Ice Tea make your morning refresh

Iced Tea

Brew strong, chill in the pitcher and serve over ice.

Compared

How it Stacks Up Against a Typical Filter Pitcher

A fair look, including the trade-offs.

Feature
Pitcher of Life
Typical Plastic Filter Pitcher
Body material
Borosilicate glass
Usually plastic
Filtered water per fill
2.15 L (about 73 oz)
Commonly 1.6 to 1.8 L
Infuser
Stainless steel infuser included
Rarely included
Odors and stains
Glass does not hold either
Plastic can hold odors over time
Warranty
See warranty terms
Often limited
Weight
Heavy: 4 lb empty, 8.7 lb full
Lighter

Questions

Everything People Ask Before They Buy

How much water does it hold?

The pitcher holds 3.8 L in total. Each fill of the filter chamber gives you about 2.15 L of filtered water, which is roughly 73 oz or 9 cups.

Does it remove lead, PFAS or fluoride?

The filter is certified to NSF/ANSI 42 (chlorine taste and odor, particulates) and NSF/ANSI 61 (material safety). We do not make lead, PFAS or fluoride reduction claims. If those are your concern, a free water report for your address is a good first step, and you may want a filter certified for them.

How alkaline will my water be?

The filter raises the pH of tap water. The exact result depends on your starting tap water, how much you pour through and how fresh the filter is. A pH test kit will show you your own number.

Are there proven health benefits from alkaline water?

We do not make medical claims. Many people simply prefer how alkaline water tastes and feels. If you have a health condition or take medication, talk to your doctor about what you drink.

How often do I replace the filter, and what does it cost?

Current 3-pack prices are on the replacement filter page. Auto Ship delivers a 3-pack on the schedule you choose, with $5.97 shipping per shipment. To skip, pause or cancel future renewals, contact us at info@pitcheroflife.com or 808-425-0474.

Is it dishwasher safe?

Hand washing is recommended. Do not put the filter in the dishwasher.

It looks heavy. How heavy is it?

It is 4 lb empty and 8.7 lb completely full, because the glass is double thick. If that is too heavy for you, fill it part way.

Is it BPA-free?

The lid, the insert that holds the filter and the filter housing are made of BPA-free materials, and the body is glass.

What does the Flower of Life engraving do?

It is a design element: a sacred geometry symbol printed as a badge on the filter reservoir and engraved on the knob under the lid. Some people find it meaningful. It is not a filtration feature and we make no scientific claim about it.