The bottle also lets you try your hand at being a weird flavored-water mixologist by creating your own flavor combos and adjusting flavor strength.

The bottle itself holds three flavor pods and 16 ounces of water—for reference, that's a grande at Starbucks.

The Air Up water bottle uses scent to "flavor" your H2O — here's how it works and whether it's worth buying.

Virginia beverage company LifeFuels has designed an RFID-enabled product known as the Smart Nutrition Bottle that tracks flavor pods as consumers use them to make drinks. The bottle enables users to ...

Now, there is no need to lift the pod for flavor infusion. The bottle also features improved leak-proof and tight sealing, ensuring a hassle-free hydration experience on the go.

PepsiCo Inc. is trying out a fruit-flavored water brand called Drinkfinity, developed in Brazil and initially only available in that country, which combines a reusable plastic bottle with smaller ...

I’m notoriously bad at drinking enough water. While some of my friends haul giant insulated water bottles and trendy tumblers with them everywhere they go to stay hydrated, my daily average ...

They can also create profiles based off bottle size, flavor, and carbonation. Although the pods don’t have an RFID tag inside, rOcean’s personalized bottles do, and they can be scanned to ...

There are plenty of reasons users love and hate the Air Up water bottle, but the biggest question users have is whether it really works.

As much as I hated prepping and cleaning up my infused water, I did love the “taste.” My favorite flavor pods from Air Up are lemon-basil and lemon. Because the flavor is carried through the ...