I'm not a water scientist. However, I've read that it's best to have PH neutral, or slightly alkaline water. So I ordered a few 4 packs of the 64oz Evamor water bottles to see if I liked them. I've finished four bottles so far. Let's see:
The four pack of bottles arrive in a standard amazon box that's easy to open. No need to waste a bunch of packaging, these things are pretty rugged. The four bottles are tightly wrapped in relatively think plastic that makes them easy to manage. Additionally, for older or physically disabled customers, the weight of the four bottles probably won't be too much for them to manage. (contrast with a "flat" of smaller bottles that would be likely pretty heavy and hard to load into your refrigerator. The bottles themselves claim to be BPA free, which is good. The contour of the bottle makes it easy to grab and hold, even if there is condensation on the bottle itself. The wide mouth design both makes drinking quickly easy to do, as well as allows for easy refilling of the bottle if you want to reuse it. The water source is claimed as a well in Louisiana, so it's nice that this water isn't just municipal water from any old city, nor is it coming from a drought stricken environment. The water itself tastes crisp and clean. It's hard to describe the taste of a water, but if I had to, I'd say it's close to Evian tasting, in my opinion. I drink about 3L of water a day, and will be using these bottles as my post workout water. I've noticed that I don't get as much of a "bloated" feeling when I drink the Evamor after a workout. I think that has to do with the more natural PH of this water. I've noticed that the more acidic the water, the more that I feel bloated when I drink it.
In summary, I like this product a lot. I'll keep buying it regularly.
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