I like the glass bottle with an aluminum cap. There was a little plastic piece on top. I had no drinking water in my apartment for ~two days so thats why I bought a bigass bottle of water for the first time since maybe forever. This was north of $2, didn't want to get plastic. Why is anyone buying water, the mother of basic necessities. Why is it legal to sell water. I want to go on a rant right now but...
(I'll understand if this is removed, it's water, figured I'd give it a shot.)
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I can answer a few of those questions. Yes, water is the mother of basic necessities but unfortunately since the industrial age much of the world's water is now highly polluted and high in deuterium and full of nanoplastic particles so you can diminish your health by drinking any water from an unknown source, regardless of how clear the water looks. Of course, water is abundant (we have oceans full of it) so it literally costs just a few cents per gallon to buy, but if you pay any more than that you are really paying for the treatment, purification, bottling and transport of said water. The stronger the purification, the more expensive it is. I buy deuterium depleted water every month. It's very expensive (around $50 per gallon) but it has virtually zero contaminants, more hydrogen, and it is also believed to have many health benefits. Why is it so expensive? Because it requires so much time/effort to make. But I personally feel that you can't put a price on your health.
The funny thing is that a lot of bottled water is also highly polluted. People are greedy/stupid 😔
