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The Truth about Bottled Water - You pay for this?
Home water purification. We cover, Dartmouth, Halifax, HRM, Nova Scotia
Do NOT believe them...
If you're reaching for bottled water
thinking it's cleaner or healthier than tap water, think again. A
2011 bottled water study from the Environmental Working Group (EWG)
says to drink filtered tap water until there are stronger labeling
standards for water bottlers.
While most bottled water suppliers bottle labels portray clear streams and glaciers, the labels fail to provide basic information about the source and purification of the water inside. More than half of 173 bottled water brands that EWG surveyed failed a transparency test: 18 percent of the products didn't list the source, and 32 percent didn't disclose any details on water treatment or purity.
At present bottled water suppliers are not required by the Food and Drug Administration to disclose where their water comes from or how pure it is. In fact, the USA National Resources Defense Council says 25 percent of all bottled water is actually just tap water.
So which brands received an "A" on EWG's transparency test? None. Instead, the EWG recommends consumers' best option is to drink filtered tap water at the very least. These single faucet devices are fairly lost cost and easy to install.
Since tap water quality can vary and may contain man-made contaminants and bacteria, it is important for consumers to filter their water to their home and not just one faucet.
With a full filtration system for your home, you can be confident that your glass of water is free of virtually all contaminants, including arsenic, heavy metals and many other newsworthy chemical discoveries.
Your free water test will show you if your home water is as good as you think it is.
Water filtration systems, such as those using reverse-osmosis technology, provide a proven barrier against harmful chemicals.
Until there are much stronger federal and international standards that require water bottlers to provide clearer labeling with full disclosure, filtering tap water at home is a cost effective and less wasteful means to better quality water. There would be a marked decrease in the number of plastic bottles being discarded.
While most bottled water suppliers bottle labels portray clear streams and glaciers, the labels fail to provide basic information about the source and purification of the water inside. More than half of 173 bottled water brands that EWG surveyed failed a transparency test: 18 percent of the products didn't list the source, and 32 percent didn't disclose any details on water treatment or purity.
At present bottled water suppliers are not required by the Food and Drug Administration to disclose where their water comes from or how pure it is. In fact, the USA National Resources Defense Council says 25 percent of all bottled water is actually just tap water.
So which brands received an "A" on EWG's transparency test? None. Instead, the EWG recommends consumers' best option is to drink filtered tap water at the very least. These single faucet devices are fairly lost cost and easy to install.
Since tap water quality can vary and may contain man-made contaminants and bacteria, it is important for consumers to filter their water to their home and not just one faucet.
With a full filtration system for your home, you can be confident that your glass of water is free of virtually all contaminants, including arsenic, heavy metals and many other newsworthy chemical discoveries.
Your free water test will show you if your home water is as good as you think it is.
Water filtration systems, such as those using reverse-osmosis technology, provide a proven barrier against harmful chemicals.
Until there are much stronger federal and international standards that require water bottlers to provide clearer labeling with full disclosure, filtering tap water at home is a cost effective and less wasteful means to better quality water. There would be a marked decrease in the number of plastic bottles being discarded.
