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I purchased this bottle and used it for about 4 months. The top seal eventually failed and leaked. I wrote to Iron Flask to see if they would replace the plastic top and they have never responded. Besides that, the fact that it is not dishwasher safe makes it less than desirable, especially given all of the competition available.
Crappy company. They sell tumblers but do not sell extra lids. This seems like a terrible way to do business. The actual tumbler is great, but is useless without a working lid. I emailed them and the only solution was to buy another tumbler at full price. That is not good business for the consumer. Thanks a lot Iron Flask! Other companies sell extra lids. Buy from one of them and not Iron Flask.
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