OTHER BOTTLED WATER PRODUCTS

At healthy-bottled-water.com, we take our responsibilities seriously. Before recommending any product to you, we have extensively reviewed consumer comments, evaluated the ingredients of each product, examined the return policies of each company, determined the results achieved for each product and examined the experiences of dealing with each company.

From the combination of the above, we have chosen our top recommendations.

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It is impossible to list all of the bottled waters on the market, since there are so many. However, here are some of the brands we considered before coming to our conclusions, in addition to those we recommend:

Spring Water

Poland Springs (Nestlé Waters)
     Sourced from multiple springs with similar water composition to the original Poland Spings in Maine, USA

Crystal Geyser
     Sourced from multiple springs throughout the U.S.
     Bottled using PET resin
     1 micron absolute filtration

Naya (Danone Group)
     Sourced at springs in Mirabel & St André-Est, QC and Revelstoke, BC, both in Canada
     Bottled using PET resin

Arrowhead (Nestlé Waters)
     Sourced from multiple springs throughout Canada and the U.S.

Fred
     Sourced from Livingston Manor, NY, USA
     7.01 pH
     Contains calcium, magnesium, nitrates, sodium

Mountain Valley
     Sourced in the Ouachita Mountains near Hot Springs, AR, USA
     Contains calcium, magnesium, potassium and fluoride
     8.35 pH

Mineral Water

Vittel
     Sourced in Western region of Vosges, France
     841 Total dissolved solids (TDS)
     7.5 pH
     Contains calcium, fluordine, hydrogeniccarbonate, magnesium, sodium, sulphates

Evian
     Sourced in Evian, France in the Alps
     7.2 pH
     Contains bicarbonates, calcium, magnesium, potassium, sulfates, sodium, chloride and nitrates

Calistoga (Nestlé Waters)
     Sourced in Calistoga, CA, USA

Artesian Water

Voss
     Sourced in Southern Norway
     Available in glass and PET resin bottles

Purified Water

Dasani (Coca Cola Company)
     Sourced public water supply
     Single or multiple initial water treatment (dependent on location of facility)
     Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) filtration (dependent on initial treatment)
     Reverse osmosis (in the U.S.)
     UV light disinfection
     Magnesium sulfate, potassium chloride and sodium added to water
     Ozonated

Aquafina (Pepsi-Cola Company)
     Sourced public water supply
     Prefiltered
     Polishing filter
     High intensity light
     Reverse osmosis (removes 98% of total dissolved solids, leaving 4 ppm)
     Charcoal filtered
     Polishing filter
     Ozonated

phMiracle Water
     9.5 pH
     Infused with 87 bioavailable colloidal ionic minerals
     Bottles in colored glass
     Ionized to -250mv
     Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP) of -450
     Electrolytes added
     Micro-clustered

Kirkland (Costco)
     Private label, same as Wal-Mart, Safeway's Refreshe and Niagara

Refreshe (Safeway)
     Private label, same as Wal-Mart, Costco's Kirkland and Niagara

Nestlé Pure Life (Nestlé Waters)
     Sourced public water supply
     Remineralized

Penta
     Patented process spins water at high speed for 11 hours
     Less than .5% total dissolved solids (TSD)
     13 stage purification process

As you can see from the above, there are just too many brands of bottled water to list them all, especially considering the number of private label brands out there. Suffice it to say that we have considered a great number of products prior to making our recommendations.

We hope you enjoy our recommendations and look forward to hearing from you on your experiences. Email us at info@healthy-bottled-water.com.