The MultiDrink cap is the one Nalgene calls the multi-tool of caps, and the only one they make with a straw in it. Their description of what it does, verbatim: “this do-it-all lid allows you to drink 3 ways: wide mouth, narrow mouth or from the straw.” The narrow-mouth mode is a chute in the cap, not a second thread.

Specifications

• Capacity 20 oz
• Lid type straw
• Cap thread 63 mm (wide mouth)
• Cap material silicone
• Tritan Renew copolyester
• Fits ice cubes
• Fits filtration devices
• Free of BPA, BPS, BPF and phthalates
• Dishwasher safe
• Lifetime guarantee
• Bottle diameter, height and weight — not published by Nalgene

Cap compatibility, with the contradiction shown. The bottle page says the cap can be used on any Nalgene wide mouth bottle of 20 oz or larger. The cap’s own page lists a narrower set — 32 oz and 48 oz wide mouth, All-Terrain, Grip-n-Gulp, On-The-Fly and On-The-Go — and does not list 20 or 24 oz. Both are Nalgene’s own pages. The thread is 63 mm either way; if you are buying to fit a specific bottle, ask us and we will confirm.

Origin: Nalgene lists this one as “China” and “USA.” The MultiDrink closure specifically is made in China — Nalgene’s wording is “this closure is made in China.”

About Nalgene Sustain and Tritan Renew

Sustain is Nalgene’s name for bottles molded in Tritan Renew, a copolyester that Nalgene describes as made with up to 50% certified recycled content. We quote that “up to” deliberately, because it is Nalgene’s own wording. The resin maker, Eastman, produces it by breaking plastic waste back down into the chemical building blocks of new plastic and accounting for the recycled share across production rather than tracing it to one individual bottle. That is how the certification works, and we would rather say so than imply something it does not cover.

Nalgene states in its FAQ that all of its bottles are free of BPA, BPS, BPF and phthalates.

Care

Dishwasher safe. Nalgene recommends the top rack, away from the heating element; if the bottle is too tall for the top rack, the bottom rack is fine on a high-temperature sanitizing cycle.

Hot liquids: Nalgene rates Tritan Renew for hot liquids including boiling water up to 212°F (100°C) in everyday use. You pour boiling water into the bottle; you never boil water in it, and these bottles are not made for direct heat or open flame. Nalgene asks you to wait a few seconds after pouring before screwing the lid down.

Freezing: allowed, but fill only about two-thirds so the contents can expand.

Lifetime guarantee

Nalgene covers functional damage — cracks, breaks, broken components from normal intended use — under a Lifetime Guarantee. It excludes cosmetic damage such as scratches, nicks and worn printing, excludes lost or stolen items, and excludes Epic filtration products, which Nalgene routes to Epic Water Filters. Nalgene also states that claims are subject to review and may be rejected. Claims go through Nalgene with a photo and proof of purchase; they ask for 14 to 21 days.