Posted On: 09/07/2016 12:06:00 PM
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no i do not.
getting back to the alkaline water questions that i have asked.
my benchmark is what i saw at walmart.
it's called alkaline 88 and sells for about 4.10 (3 liter, 101 fl oz) or 5.70 (1 gallon, 128 fl oz)
it states on the front that it is enhanced with himalayan minerals and electrolytes. i assume that the electrolytes are added to increase the pH level.
my other questuion is how does eagle spring water compare in price and are they adding electrolytes to achieve a pH of 7.5. if not, perhaps they should consider matching alkaline 88. a pH of 8.5 to 9.0 is about optimum.
getting back to the alkaline water questions that i have asked.
my benchmark is what i saw at walmart.
it's called alkaline 88 and sells for about 4.10 (3 liter, 101 fl oz) or 5.70 (1 gallon, 128 fl oz)
it states on the front that it is enhanced with himalayan minerals and electrolytes. i assume that the electrolytes are added to increase the pH level.
my other questuion is how does eagle spring water compare in price and are they adding electrolytes to achieve a pH of 7.5. if not, perhaps they should consider matching alkaline 88. a pH of 8.5 to 9.0 is about optimum.
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