Think this ( http://aquamira.com/consumer/aquamira-water-filter-bottle ) will work to filter out tapeworm eggs? Filters out 99.9% of crypto and giardia, smaller than tapeworm eggs, but the company doesn't provide a micron rating because "Aquamira Filters are rated by what they remove, not a pore size." Sounds a little sketchy.
I'm going on a 7-10 day backpacking trip on Isle Royale, where hydatid tapeworms a problem because of the wolves. I normally just use a steripen to zap the bacteria in my water, which I enjoy, but UV is ineffective on eggs.
My original plan was to use a metal mesh coffee filter as a prefilter for my water gathering, but my dad, who is a veterinarian/parasitologist thinks I'd have less of a risk of contamination using the aquamira bottle.
Thoughts? Suggestions?
