The 50% off code is dead, but you can use "choice" to get 20% off.

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http://www.time.com/time/magazine...66,00.html

Reusable water bottles merit scrutiny as well. Like many rock climbers, Scott Belcher used to carry a Nalgene water bottle made of polycarbonate, a sturdy, clear plastic. As an associate pharmacology professor at the University of Cincinnati, he knew that polycarbonates contain bisphenol A (BPA), a synthetic hormone that mimics estrogen. What he didn't know was if or how much BPA wound up in his water. In experiments, he learned that trace amounts of BPA do seep into room-temperature water. But he was startled to find that when the containers were filled with boiling water--a common practice for climbers in cold climates--the BPA released 55 times as fast. His research, published in January in the journal Toxicology Letters, spurred alarm among not just water drinkers but also parents: 95% of baby bottles, which are routinely filled with hot water to make formula, are made of polycarbonates.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nalgene
On April 18, 2008, Health Canada announced that Bisphenol A is "'toxic' to human health".[6] Canada is the first nation to make this designation.[7] On the same date Nalgene announced it would phase out production of its Outdoor line of polycarbonate containers containing the chemical Bisphenol-A (BPA). Nalgene’s current product mix, includes the recently launched Everyday line and the original polycarbonate bottles made from materials that do not contain BPA.

For those of you now worried about BPA, the Everyday bottles are BPA free. Also, their HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) and Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) bottles (translucent white) have always been BPA free. http://nalgene-outdoor.com/techni...aInfo.html
(only their original polycarbonate bottles contain BPA)

Look at www.nalgenechoice.com [nalgenechoice.com]. Looks like all bottles are BPA-free. Choose "style" at bottom and then the bottle you are planning to buy


Dear Valued Customer,

Over Labor Day weekend one of our online store discount codes was mistakenly leaked to the public. This code was valid for our employees only. However, if you placed an order from Saturday night (8/30/08) through Monday morning (9/1/08), using this code and your order was accepted, we will honor the discount. Due to an unexpected increase in orders and website traffic, your shipping time may be delayed. Please allow 4 weeks for your shipment to arrive.

If you placed your order after Monday morning (9/1/08), the discount code will not be accepted. We apologize for the inconvenience, but this code was intended for employees only. The discount code has been disabled and is no longer active.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work through this situation. As always, we greatly respect our loyal customers and we sincerely apologize for any confusion.

Best regards,
NALGENE Outdoor Products