EcoloBlue atmospheric water generator prices can vary from $999 for their EcoloBlue 28 (11 stage filter process and 28 liters per day) to $1,699 for the EcoloBlue 30 (12 stage filter process and 30 liters per day). It's a hybrid unit, which means that if the humidity is below 35% you can just plug it into a water source. It dispenses both hot and cold water and the screen is just very cool.

EcoloBlue estimates that their price per gallon varies from 20 to 45 cents. The filtration process is reverse osmosis and you've the option of adding vitamins and minerals back into the water. It's fresh water from thin air!

After navigating through their site I saw that they now have a solar panel bundle, here's some info on that:

2000 Watt Peak Solar Kit – EB 30, Panels, Controller, Inverter, Cabinet, Cables.

As you can probably tell I was somewhat skeptic that a water generator could literally make 8 gallons of water every day, but after a friend confirmed that it's possible, especially in a humid area, I decided to release this interview, I just hope it's true and hopefully one day I can actually get to do a real EcoloBlue review!

They have: men vitamins, women vitamins, including prenatal vitamins, pet vitamins, teen vitamins, multivitamins, energizing, protein power supplements, omegas, thinberry diet (weight management) and even dog supplements in between others.

A little more information about Rainbow Light, from their website:

At Rainbow Light, our mission is to make a difference in the health of people, pets and planet. For nearly 30 years, we have delivered measurable, sustainable health benefits that create a difference you can feel by adhering to four key principles of business:

Formulate bio-balanced products that deliver health performance results

• Therapeutic, proven potencies with metabolic co-nutrients
• Digestion-enhanced with enzymes, botanicals and probiotics
• In a base of targeted superfood concentrates

Employ sustainable business practices that promote planetary wellness

• In 2010, our 100% PCR recycled, 100% recyclable Eco•Guard™ bottles will keep 6 million bottles from landfill and ocean annually
• Eco•Guard™ marks 20^th anniversary of Rainbow Light’s first commissioned packaging impact study, demonstrating a history of environmental awareness

Participate in high-impact global aid programs

• Founding supporters and platinum level sponsors of Vitamin Angels, donating more than 15 million prenatal and children’s vitamins since program inception
• Life-saving nutrition fights disease, birth defects, infant and maternal mortality, and fosters cognitive and physical development
• Continuous local support for the Santa Cruz-based Second Harvest Food Bank
• Ongoing support for NUTRIR Barranquilla, supporting impoverished children in Columbia

Committed to natural products success

• Received 2009 Vity Award for Best Women’s Health Supplement (Women’s One Multivitamin) by Vitamin Retailer Magazine
• Received 2009 Best of Supplements Award (Men’s One Multivitamin) by Better Nutrition Magazine
• Made in the USA in our own manufacturing facility

The founders of Rollergen have over 120 years of experience in electromagnetic design and were able to produce a very powerful battery: it can make 30 watts of energy each time.

When that battery is fully charged, the electricity gathered can charge any USB products such as cell phones, your laptop, camera, iPod and even the iPad. It's you, cycling your power with this battery bike. If only I was a biker, my iphone would always be charged!

I hope you enjoyed learning how to make your own energy with Rollergen!

Overview of Rollergen, from their own website:
Energy is plentiful. It comes from many different, equally valid sources. And it is not owned by anyone. Here's how you can make your own.
Cycle your power with this high wattage mobile power source. Turn pedal power into electric power. Charge your USB devices.
Enables off-grid adventures. Centerpiece of emergency preparedness.
Boasts Silicon Valley’s latest technology electromagnetics, battery chemistries, and power electronics. Designed by High Tide.

Highlights:
- Rechargeable
- Removable
- Makes 30 watts
- Make your own energy!
- Rechargeable bike lights
- Use charged battery as camping light
- 1/50th of the cost of the equivalent in AA batteries

Highlights:
- Safe
- Antibacterial
- Non-toxic ink
- Compostable
- Biodegradable
- Hormone-free corn

Tableware that they have: kids cups, cups with straws, sippy cups, trays, utensils and even cutting boards.

Highlights:
- Natural
- Acid-free
- Toxic-free
- Compostable
- Biodegradable
- 75% Elephant dung paper
- 25% post consumer paper
- Helps elephant conservation in Sri Lanka

Here's some more in depth info from their site:
Sri Lanka is home to about a tenth of the estimated global total of 40,000 Asian elephants in the wild. Elephants are not being killed in Sri Lanka for their tusks, as tuskers are rare; they are not being killed for meat, since no one eats elephant meat; they are not being killed for their hides, since there is no market for elephant hides in the leather industry. Instead, elephants are being killed simply because they interfere with agriculture. Since 1950, it is likely that more than 4,000 elephants have been destroyed as a direct consequence of the conflict between man and elephant.
The elephant is running out of space in Sri Lanka. Most of the protected areas inhabited by elephants are small, less than 1000 sq. Km in size (900 sq. Miles). Nevertheless, elephants, especially the bulls, may range over hundreds of square kilometers in the course of a season. Their sheer size and gargantuan appetite mean that elephants and people cannot live together where agriculture is the dominant form of land use, unless the damage they cause to farmers can be compensated. There are no easy solutions for resolving the human-elephant conflict in Sri Lanka. Much will depend on how rural people perceive the worth of the elephant. to stop the wanton killing of elephants requires changing the perceptions of the farmers who suffer constant depredations from the animals. Many are now convinced that  the only way elephants and human beings can exist successfully in the same environment is through finding ways to use the elephant as a sustainable economic resource.
Elephant dung may be that resource. It is a commodity that is freely available. On average, an adult elephant produces about 180-200 kg (500 lbs) of it per day. Moreover, it provides a way of converting a liability into an asset in conflict areas.
Until now, no one had any use for it. However, project Maximus, designed to manufacture paper from it, may help change the perception of the farmers of the economic value of the elephant in conflict areas.
Since an elephant’s diet is all vegetarian, the waste produced is basically raw cellulose. Thoroughly cleaned and processed, the cellulose is converted into a uniquely beautiful textured product, marketed as “Ellie Pooh Paper”. This acid free, linen-like papyrus-type paper can be formed into art and construction projects, notebooks, cards and assorted gift items where the only limitation is ones imagination. These products have proved extremely popular among many in the local population and among foreign tourists.
Although this paper may not completely resolve the ongoing human-elephant conflict in Sri Lanka, its use for the benefit of the farmers who suffer from elephant depredations will certainly go some way in raising the tolerance of the farmers towards the elephant. If the elephant is used as an economic asset that contributes meaningfully to the welfare of the people, then the people themselves will not want to see it disappear from their area. In the final analysis, all of our conservation efforts will be futile if we do not have the support of the local communities. "Pachyderm Paper" can plan an important role in the conservation of its provider.