1 Liter / 1 Quart Decal – Waterproof Water Treatment Reference for Nalgene & Canteens

Field-ready water treatment reference card in durable decal form—optimized for your 32oz bottle.

The 1 Liter / 1 Quart Decal takes all the critical treatment data from the Cana Provisions Water Data Card and permanently affixes it to your gear. Sized to wrap a standard 32oz Nalgene Oasis Canteen, this decal ensures you're never without essential purification dosages, sterilization guidance, and unit conversion values. UV-resistant, waterproof, scratch-resistant, and legible under NVGs—this is not your average sticker. It’s a field asset designed for real-world contingencies.

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Built for the Mission

• Permanent Reference, Zero Bulk – Full water treatment reference wrapped directly onto your Nalgene or canteen.

• Field Durable Construction – Waterproof, scratch-resistant, UV-stable, and heat-resistant for operational environments.

• Tailored Sizing – Precision-fit for Nalgene Oasis and can be trimmed for USGI canteens.

• Tactical Visibility – Matte finish for NVG legibility and no-glare readability in all lighting conditions.

• Designed for Professionals – Based on CDC/EPA dosage standards and field-use water conversion calculations.

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Specifications

Dimensions: 3.125” x 12”
Material: UV-resistant, waterproof, scratch-resistant decal stock
Finish: Matte, NVG-legible
Adhesive: High-tac permanent
Fitment:

• Sized for 32oz Nalgene Oasis

• Trimmable for USGI canteens (guideline marked)
  Printed in: USA

Features:

• Water treatment dosage data (bleach, iodine, heat)

• Unit conversions for 1L / 1Qt volumes

• Decontamination & sterilization instructions

• Reminder flags for PPE & chemical safety

• Heat and abrasion resistant for long-term field use

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Warnings & Disclosures

• All data on the decal reflects CDC and EPA-recommended dosages for emergency water preparation using bleach and iodine.

• Concentrations provided are higher than commercial options (e.g., AquaTabs, Aquamira) and should be used with caution.

• Do not ingest bleach directly.

• Cana Provisions does not recommend household bleach as a primary water treatment due to instability and variation in concentration.

• Follow all PPE and manufacturer recommendations when handling chemical treatment methods.

• User is solely responsible for safe and correct use.