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Thermocafe Hydrator Bottle 500ml Midnight BlueStay hydrated and say no to single use plastics with the Thermocafe hydrator bottle. With double wall vacuum insulation technology, the Hydrator will keep your drinks cold whilst the durable stainless steel exterior and interior ensures you can enjoy your bottle for longer. An easy screw top lid allows quick and easy access to your favourite drink. The unit boasts a 500 ml capacity constructed from metal and plastic. Features vacuum insulated
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