Benefits of Drinking Pure Water
We have the best purified water in town.
Our water is absolutely pure, and doesn’t contain any harmful minerals or substances. It even tastes better than any “natural spring” bottled water. It doesn’t cost much either.
We need to drink a lot of water daily to maintain our bodies. We literally consist of mostly water. Have you ever heard the expression: “you are what you eat”? Well, in reality, it is more like this: “you are what you drink and eat”. Wouldn’t you want to ensure that you are getting the best drinking water for you and your family? Some people might say: “but we already buy bottled water at the supermarket”. Of course that is an improvement over the tap water, but you should know all the facts about bottled water industry and their purity standards before you buy into the bottled water myth.
The fact is, the only way you know you are truly getting purified water are in facilities like ours. We have a very elaborate 12 stage reverse osmosis filtering system that takes out all the contaminants found tap and bottled water. Another benefit is knowing that our water is not sitting in warehouses for many months before it is even sent to grocery stores. This is true whether you purchase bottled water or have water delivered to your home. The longer water stays in plastic the more chance of your water being contaminated by toxins found in plastics.
The price of our water is very affordable and we sell it by the gallon to keep it that way. You can bring your own container rinse your containers and fill them inside the store or our outside vending machine.
If you are interested in more information, head over to our Blog where you will find more articles regarding the water quality and ways to live healthy and happy lives.
In addition to our purified water, we make Alkaline Water. If you are looking to not only rid your drinking supply of poisonous agents, but also greatly improve your health, then this kind of enriched water is for you. Check out these facts about Alkaline water.
