We still take in the chemical dihydrogen monoxide (DHMO) on a daily basis: It’s in the water pipes, in the drinks from the supermarket, even in the rainwater! It’s everywhere – because this complicated-sounding chemical term actually stands for drinking water ;). The long form is only used by chemists as an inside joke, especially to confuse non-chemists... and with your new DHMO water bottle, you can, too!

The Glass Water Bottle DHMO looks as if you snatched it from a chemistry laboratory. Its shape resembles an Erlenmeyer flask, while various (scientifically correct) warning labels are printed on the outside. And in order for your DHMO to remain pure, this water bottle comes with a cork stopper.