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Polar Camel – Mugs 15 oz

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Polar Camel 15 oz. Vacuum Insulated Travel Mug with Slider Lid Sample Set. Stainless Steel Polar Camel Travel Mug features double-wall vacuum insulation with a clear lid. It is 2X heat & cold resistant compared to a normal travel mug is lead free.

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Polar Camel – Mugs 15 oz

15 oz. Stainless Steel Polar Camel Mugs feature double-wall, vacuum insulation with a clear, slider lid. They are 2X heat and cold-resistant compared to other tumblers. Polar Camels are made from 18/8 gauge stainless steel (18% chromium/8% nickel) – also known as Type 304 Food Grade.

***Cleaning Instructions:
Not recommended for dishwashers, hand wash only.

 

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Dimensions3.375 × 3.375 × 4.825 in
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Comes with Cover Lid.

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