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SAVE 49%: A 24-ounce stainless steel Hydro Flask water bottle (black) with flex-straw cap is Watch Deputy Knight Mother in law Onlinejust $22.97 at Amazon, down from its normal price of $44.95. That's a savings of $21.98.

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Hydration often takes a backseat in our daily lives. With work tasks, family events, and other basic self-care tasks like eating and exercising, drinking enough water can accidentally slip through the cracks. If better hydration is one of your resolutions for 2024, Amazon has the perfect deal for you today.

As of Dec. 29, the Hydro Flask 24-ounce stainless steel water bottle with flex straw cap is just $22.97, marked down from its usual price of $44.95. That's a 49% discount and a savings of $21.98. To score this deep discount, you'll want to grab the Black colorway. Alternatively, you can grab the White colorway for $26.97, or 40% off.

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Holding 24 ounces of water, the Hydro Flask has a wide-mouth design with a leakproof flex-straw cap. The double-wall vacuum insulation helps keep drinks cold for up to 24 hours. The cap's strap makes for easy carrying and the wide mouth means it's ice-cube friendly. The water bottle is safe to clean in the dishwasher and the entire bottle is made with BPA-free materials.

If you're focusing on hydration in 2024, why not start off with a fresh water bottle to incentivize getting those ounces down? Glug glug!

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