The 2 In 1 Water and Juice Bottle with Dual Compartments is an innovative hydration product designed to allow you to carry two different beverages in a single, convenient bottle without mixing.

Here are the expected features and general specifications for this type of product:

Key FeaturesFeatureDetailDual CompartmentsThe bottle has an internal partition that splits the main chamber into two completely separate sections (e.g., $500 \text{ ml}$ total capacity split into two $250 \text{ ml}$ sections). This allows you to carry two different drinks simultaneously, such as water and juice, water and a sports drink, or two flavors of infused water.Leak-Proof DesignThe bottle is constructed to prevent spills and mixing. It typically features a secure lid with separate seals for each compartment, making it safe to toss into a bag without worrying about leaks.Adjustable/Dual StrawsThe lid system is often designed with two separate straws (one for each compartment) or a mechanism that allows you to easily switch between the two drinks from the same opening. Some models feature a straw for sipping and a flip cap for pouring.MaterialUsually made from Food-Grade Plastic like PC (Polycarbonate) or Tritan, which is BPA-Free for safety and health. It is durable, lightweight, and often designed to be high-temperature resistant.Multi-ColorAvailable in a variety of vibrant and attractive color combinations (MultiColor), often with a semi-transparent or frosted finish.Common Specifications (Approximate)SpecificationValueCapacityVaries, but commonly around $600 \text{ ml}$ to $1000 \text{ ml}$ total volume (e.g., $300 \text{ ml} + 300 \text{ ml}$ or $500 \text{ ml} + 500 \text{ ml}$).PortabilityOften includes an integrated handle or an adjustable carrying strap for easy transport to school, the gym, travel, or the office.CleaningThe design may require careful cleaning due to the internal divider and straw components. Most are designed to be easy to disassemble for cleaning.TemperatureTypically designed for cold or room temperature liquids. While the material is often high-temperature resistant, these bottles are generally not insulated to keep drinks hot or cold for extended periods (unlike vacuum flasks).