Do you really know how much your body needs?

All plain water contains no calories or sugar. The mineral content of naturally sourced Bottled Waters can vary depending on the geology of the land where they come from which gives each Bottled Water its taste.

For example, some waters are naturally higher in calcium or magnesium.

At Aqua Pura we recommend the following:

Once opened keep refrigerated and consume within 3 days and by the date shown.

Store in a cool dry place away from light, strong odors, and chemicals.

Aqua Pura has 2 years shelf from production on plain still water and 9 months on Sparkling plain water products.

Natural Mineral Water must come from an identified and protected source. It is guaranteed to be consistent in composition and naturally wholesome without any treatment. Natural Mineral Water status is only granted to waters that are demonstrated to be free from pollution and have a characteristic stable composition.

Water accounts for 60 percent of your body and is essential to every cell.

Minerals add flavour. Naturally sourced Bottled Waters have different concentrations of minerals in them, depending on the geology of the land that they come from, which gives each bottled water its taste.

The most common minerals found in mineral waters are Calcium, Magnesium, Sodium, Potassium, and Bicarbonate. Typical values mg / L for Aqua Pura – Calcium 19, Magnesium 7, Potassium 3, Sodium 11, Bicarbonate 55, Chloride 15, Sulphate 14, Nitrate 20, pH (at Source) 6.4.

Both Natural Mineral Water and Spring Water must:

• Originate from a natural, protected, and specific underground source
• Be bottled at source
• Be microbiologically safe to drink without treatment

The main difference between Natural Mineral Water and Spring Water is the requirement of Natural Mineral Water to have a stable and characteristic mineral composition. Producers of naturally sourced waters are stewards of the land and because these natural waters must be free from contamination, the aquifers from which they are drawn must be unpolluted and the source protected. Bottled drinking water, sometimes known as table water or purified water, is drinking water that is bottled and is neither Spring Water nor Natural Mineral Water. It can come from a variety of sources, including municipal supplies.