The CEO of Lemon Perfect, a bottled water company, has developed an innovative way to cleanse this planet’s most shared resource: drinking water. CEO Yanni Hufnagel created an ionic-active technology that helps remove the impurities in drinking water, making it a more versatile, less expensive form of hydration and environmental protection. Hufnagel’s mission is to clean the planet by celebrating good hydration. As the CEO of Lemon Perfect, he’s committed to providing people with a healthy alternative to the water bottles producing so much waste. “This planet can’t use more trash,” said Hufnagel. “We’re going to make better and less expensive hydration choices.”
- Magic Inside the Bottle
Hufnagel’s concept called ion Filtration technology can take water from any surface, including water found in lakes, rivers, streams, and drinking water. “I’m not just changing how people drink water,” said Hufnagel. “I’m also removing the waste that’s creating a growing problem across the globe. We’re going to change this planet’s negative impact by cleaning and providing what cities need to make a better choice. It’s not a water bottle but a better one.” Yanni Hufnagel says that the ion filtration technology has been proven effective in removing more than 50 contaminants, thus eliminating the need for additional filters. “This technology is far bigger, faster, and better than any other ionic filtration or reverses osmosis filtration system,” said Hufnagel. “It even outperforms reverse osmosis filters you can find in your home or office.”
- Yanni Hufnagel Insisted on an Affordable Beverage
According to Hufnagel, ion filtration technology is much more economical. “I believe that people are looking for an inexpensive alternative to the bottled water that’s being produced,” said Hufnagel. “There’s no way we can create a better alternative because the bottled water market can’t compete with this technology.” “Our ionic-active filtrations will be ten times less expensive than competing brands of bottled water,” said Hufnagel. The ion Filtration technology also replicates the clean taste of bottled water. “The technology gives bottled water customers a clean, crisp taste but at a cheaper price,” said Hufnagel. “We’re going to change people’s perception of bottled water without any negative environmental repercussions.”