What are the benefits of bottled drinking water?
It's with you wherever you go
Water - it will determine your
state of health or disease.
Walk into any store today and you
will see shelves lined with bottled drinking water. Should you buy them? Which ones? Or should you drink tap water?
Or what about buying and installing your own water filter? Decisions, decisions, decisions...
Generally, what is the biggest
benefit of bottled water? CONVENIENCE - no doubt about it. It is a lot easier to grab a bottle of water than to
access water through other sources. Tap water - would you risk drinking it? Depending on where you live, it's
either free or very cheap but, in most cases, it tastes terrible. In addition, there's the unknown risk of the
quality as you move from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Tap water quality varies widely from one geographical region
to the next.
What about installing your own
water filter or filtration system? You will need to research the various methods of filtration and decide for
yourself which one is most desirable for you. Then, there is the cost of the filters and its installation and
maintenance (if filters need replacing on a regular basis). But even if you filter your own water, what happens
when you leave your home - like when you travel, for example? What do you drink then? Usually, bottled water is the
answer.
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Another inexpensive alternative
is to install a water cooler in your home and/or office and having water either delivered to you or refill the
bottles yourself at your local store. There is the cost of the cooler to consider, but once you've paid for it, the
water tends to be relatively inexpensive. Again, what happens if you travel? You certainly can't take your water
cooler with you. That's when bottled water becomes a viable option.
What about carrying your own
bottle and refilling if from your favorite source? This is a very popular option, especially for active
people who use their own bottles before, during or after exercise. You control the water you put into your
"traveler" and you can add whatever you want to it. Yet again, if you travel, it's impractical. Another
consideration lately is the type of plastic used in your personal bottle. Some bottlers today are very aware of
this and use safer resins (non-BPA) when bottling water.
The last consideration is the
technologies available to bottlers today versus what you can do on your own. There is no way you can have access to
the multitude of technologies that bottlers have today when bottling water.
Which brings us back to the
choices available in bottled water. It's both a blessing and a curse that you have so many choices. Take a look at
the source of the bottled drinking water, the technologies used (if any) to purify the water and what they've added
to the water.
Knowing you are faced with the
challenges discussed above and assuming you are concerned about you and your family's health and safety, we have
done the research for you to narrow down your choices to the best bottled drinking water we could find.
Types of bottled
water
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