If I win, I’m gonna use it.
Best of luck !!!!
If I win, I’m gonna use it.
Everyone here is surprisingly short sighted. Just because you can’t see the reason in a product doesn’t mean there aren’t people who could benefit from it and need to be belittled by you.
Realizing you’re thirsty/your body needs water is greatly reduced with age. Additionally, older people have a higher risk of dementia or other diseases that cause forgetting things easily.
Am I thirsty? Hrmm, not sure. Better check my iPhone and $45 water bottle.
This is getting beyond stupid.
I somehow can go an entire day without remembering to drink any water, typically if I'm really focused on work. I wonder what's wrong in my head, but I'm still not gonna buy an expensive bottle to track it for me. I could just set a timer on my Mac, but nah, I should really get in the habit of doing basic human tasks without computer assistance.Honest question - what's up with you people who can't remember to take a drink of water? You really need a smart bottle to help you track it?
Pseudoscience.No, it’s to ensure that you’re drinking as much water as you should each day.
Actually most of my life I've very rarely felt the sensation of thirst or hunger. That might partially explain how I could weigh 84 pounds until my late 30's. I hit my late 40's and that's when I started knowing why people get frantic for meals and drinks. Coincidently that's when I started getting pudgy. :-/I have this innate ability called "thirst", it lets me know when I need water. I don't need a fancy gadget, an iPhone for it to work. I just get this urge to go drink water. I could be talking to a friend, busy at work, or going for a run then BAM this feeling pops into my head "I should probably drink". Perhaps I am the only one who has this ability. Its a question I find I am asking more often than not these days.
Why do you assume that it wasn't a genuine expression of concern? I just read your post and was going to post the exact same thing out of real concern, too and discuss other options.Thank you for your “concern”. It works alright, but if you don’t respond immediately, you often can’t remember if you’ve actually drunk or not, having something which logs it automatically is useful.
I don’t see why people object to people using technology to unintrusively make their lives easier?
If you need to take help of a high tech bottle to take care of this basic task, you are in trouble.No, it’s to ensure that you’re drinking as much water as you should each day.
Because drinking more water helps you eat smaller portions and is generally just good for you, and water intake can be pivotal when attempting to lose weight.
No, it’s to ensure that you’re drinking as much water as you should each day.
Because drinking more water helps you eat smaller portions and is generally just good for you, and water intake can be pivotal when attempting to lose weight.
I use this product called Remembering to Drink Water. It's from the developer of Noticing You're Thirsty and of course the classic Being Aware Of Sensations In Your Body.
How did we survive millennia without an app to remind us to drink water?