Benefits.

What drinking from pure copper does for you, how to use your glass, and how to keep it looking new.

01Health benefits

What copper does for your water.

Naturally fights germs

Copper is naturally antimicrobial. Research on drinking water stored in copper vessels found it reduced harmful bacteria such as E. coli.

ii.

An essential mineral

Your body needs copper to make red blood cells, keep nerves healthy and support your immune system. Water rested in copper picks up tiny trace amounts.

iii.

A morning habit for digestion

In Ayurveda, water rested overnight in copper, called tamra jal, is traditionally enjoyed each morning to support digestion.

iv.

Helps you drink more water

Staying hydrated supports energy, focus and skin. A glass you enjoy picking up makes the first glass of the day an easy habit.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Our glasses are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

02How to use

Fill it at night. Drink it in the morning.

Fill with plain water

Room-temperature water only. Nothing added.

Let it rest 3 hours

Or leave it overnight on your nightstand, the traditional way.

Drink

First thing in the morning, before coffee.

Plain water only.Copper reacts with acid, so keep lemon, juice, coffee and tea in a regular glass.

03Proof

You can feel the difference. You can test it too.

Heavier than a market glass

More metal means thicker walls, a steadier glass and a rim that keeps its shape. Each glass holds 250 ml and stands 9 cm tall.

Regular market glass~80 g

Copper Glass Co.120–130 g

The magnet test

Steel and plated cups grab a magnet. Pure copper ignores it. Try both.

Nothing happens. Pure copper is not magnetic, so the magnet stays put. That is how you know it is real.

New and clean

Copper glass with natural dark patina spots

Natural patina over time

04Care and patina

Dark spots mean it's real.

Pure copper oxidizes. Small dark spots are normal patina, not damage, and they clean off in about a minute with things already in your kitchen.

Salt and lemon

Sprinkle salt on a cut lemon, scrub gently, rinse.

White vinegar

Wipe with a soft cloth or sponge, then rinse.

Lemon

Rub a cut lemon over the tarnish, then rinse.

Ketchup

Leave a thin layer a few minutes, scrub, rinse.

No dishwasher.

Heat and harsh detergent damage the matte finish. Dry right away with a soft cloth.

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