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FAQs What is bottled water?
Is bottled water safe? Yes! Bottled water is strictly regulated by the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Texas Department of Health. Aerobic Water is 99.99% free of all contaminants. Is bottled water "better" than tap water? Many people prefer bottled water because of its guaranteed quality and taste. Bottled water is regulated as a food product, while tap water is regulated as a utility. Bottled water is sealed in a sanitary container before it travels to you. Tap water travels to you through an assortment of pipes and storage tanks. Some people can detect the taste of chlorine in tap water. Constant attention to the purification process and consistent taste make Aerobic Water a choice you can be sure of. How should bottled water be stored? Store your bottled water in a cool (comfortable room temperature), dry place away from household cleaning products or chemicals such as paint, gasoline, or solvents. The FDA has not established a shelf life for bottled water - you can use Aerobic Water indefinitely if you store it properly. Will bottled water stored for a long time pick up a plastic taste from the bottle? The type of plastic used for Aerobic Water is high quality, food grade plastic that will not give your stored water a plastic taste.
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"Bottled
water" or "drinking water" is sealed in a food-grade
container, meets all applicable state and federal standards, and is
sold for human consumption. Bottled water must be free of sugar or other
sweeteners, calories or chemical additives. Flavored bottled water contains
less than one percent of flavor extracts by weight of the product. Some
bottled waters contain natural or added carbonation. Aerobic Water is
just pure water, with no flavor or carbonation added.
