Two hands raising Fizz bottles against a blue sky

About Fizz

Sparkling water,
minus the cans.

Fizz is a portable sparkling water bottle. Refill the bottle, refill the CO₂ and make your own sparkle anywhere.

Why Fizz

Sparkle shouldn’t be stuck on the counter.

Sparkling water usually means a countertop machine or a fridge full of cans. Fizz puts the carbonation in the bottle, so plain water turns sparkling wherever you are: the gym, the beach, the car, your desk.

It’s a simple system: a refillable bottle, a refillable CO₂ canister and drop-in flavor packs. Fill it, load a canister, press it. That’s the whole machine.

Every bottle you fizz yourself is one you didn’t have to buy, chill, carry home and recycle.

One canister, a lot of cans

1 Fizz Canister ≈ 33 cans

Each canister carbonates up to 12 liters of water, about the same as 33 twelve-ounce cans of sparkling water.

A Fizz CO₂ canister standing beside a Fizz bottle, about a third of its height — 1 canister, shown beside the bottle

12 L ÷ 355 ml per 12 oz can ≈ 33.8 cans.

Your can count

How many cans could you skip?

Cans of sparkling water you drink a week: 7

364: cans a year you could skip
129: liters of sparkling water
11: Fizz canisters to make it yourself
2: 6-packs of canisters a year

Based on 12 oz (355 ml) cans, 52 weeks a year and up to 12 L per canister.

Sustainability

Refill. Re-fizz. Repeat.

One bottle, on repeat
A durable, BPA-free Tritan bottle you refill again and again, instead of buying sparkling water in single-use containers.
Refillable CO₂
Fizz canisters are refillable. The CO₂ is what gets used up, not the canister.
Less to haul home
A 6-pack of canisters carbonates up to 72 liters. That’s a lot fewer cases of cans to carry.
Natural flavors
Fizz flavor packs are made with natural flavors. Add one when you want it, skip it when you don’t.