Great value Hydrate Alkaline water 9.5pH

[K3Nv4]

Now I'm not one to really fuss about brands or water types but I wanted to try this to see what all the fuss was about with pH levels and honestly it did have a more smoother refreshing taste to it. At $1.99 it's fair for 50fl Oz imo. I may start looking at pH balanced filter pitchers can't imagine it's any cheaper than buying normal spring water packs. The ingredients I don't know if it's any better or worse all I know is I liked it better than the usual spring water I buy. Maybe residential doc @x65943 can break down the ingredients formulas since Great Value is known to cheap out on ingredients but believe it or not alot of their products do come out okay.

 

[x65943]

It's cheaper and better for the environment to drink tap water with a filter

The pH water craze is just a cash collecting scheme

If this keeps you from drinking soda however, it's a win

 

[K3Nv4]

It's cheaper and better for the environment to drink tap water with a filter

The pH water craze is just a cash collecting scheme

If this keeps you from drinking soda however, it's a win

That wasn't the question

 

[x65943]

It lists right there in the ingredients the purpose of the minerals is for taste only

 

[K3Nv4]

It lists right there in the ingredients the purpose of the minerals is for taste only

Just say you don't know man.

 

[Veho]

I mean you can just look up the ingredients on some of the expensive brands of that stuff and compare them. They all use the same ingredients, the only possible difference is how much anti-caking agent there is in the bulk product but when you add a pinch of salt to the entire bottle of water the anti-caking agent content is downright homeopathic.
But basically this is filtered water with salt and baking soda, no need to pay even that much for it.