What Ingredients Are in Aquafina Water?

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Published: Sep 10, 2009
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
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What Ingredients Are in Aquafina Water?

Aquafina, a division of PepsiCo, Inc., produces purified bottled water in three products: Aquafina (purified water), Aquafina Flavor Splash (flavored water beverage), and Aquafina Sparkling (carbonated flavored water beverage).

Please note that information provided here is as of August 2009 and is subject to change. Aquafina® and other company product names are registered or un-registered trademarks of PepsiCo, Inc.

Aquafina Sources

The blue label on the Aquafina bottle says that it is "pure water" originating from public water sources--"tap" water to us. They run the water through HydRO-7™, their trademarked purification process.

Ingredients

Aquafina is filtered water that is sodium-free and has no nutritional value. The flavored beverages contain flavors, some sodium and other chemicals.

Misconceptions--"Bottled" Does Not Mean "Spring"

Many consumers prefer "spring" water, perhaps believing it is "natural" or somehow better. Aquafina is not spring water, which must come from a spring, a natural underground source.

Misconceptions--Water and Your Health

We need about 2.4 L of water every day, to maintain health. Water producers may state that their water is purer than tap water, which makes sense if they perform addition filtration, but they cannot say it is healthier.

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Government Protection

The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) regulates public drinking water. The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) regulates bottled water.

Protect Yourself

Read labels carefully to be sure you are getting what you want.

Consider filtering your own water at home.

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