VOSS Still Artesian Water Glass Bottle 800ml
£2.45
30.6p per 100ml
Product information
Suitable for vegetarians
Instructions
Package Type
Recycling Information
Other Information
Artesian Still Water
Storage:
Best before: See safety seal.
Safety Warning:
REJECT IF SAFETY SEAL IS BROKEN.
Origin:
Artesian Water from Norway
Brand
Manufacturer
4730 Vatnestrøm,
Norway.
| Typical Values | Mg/l (typical): |
|---|---|
| Na | 6 |
| Cl | 12 |
| Mg | 1 |
| Ca | 5 |
| pH | 6 |
| Total dissolved solids: | 44 |
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Ratings and reviews
Customer reviews (34)
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Tap water quality, paint on glass concerning
Since I watched the documentary A "Drop of Luxury" I am greatly questioning the quality of water. It provides facts that the water in fact tap water quality. The company did not respond when asking about the paint they are using on the bottle (scientific research shown that such paints in glass can contain lead which is very concerning. The company is not Norwegian anymore and water bottled in the US, which is again concerning. The film is partially in Norwegian. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-HpYKCsOSY
Another vote for the bottle!
Why don't they sell glass fridge door water bottles any more? All the talk about environmental protection, and you can't chill your own water? At all events, buying a few of these ensures we have a good supply now. We fill the bottles from the tap, leave them on the side with the lid off for a few hours to allow the chlorine to evaporate off, and then pop in the fridge. And then we have free chilled water on demand, from glass bottles, with minimum environmental impact. Perfect - and the actual water in the bottle when you first buy it is perfectly nice, too!
Not the greatest Water BUT
Waters not great but I do like the Bottle.
water tastes awful
The water tastes awful. all i can taste is chemicals. tap water inside would have been better! the bottle is the only reason i would give more than 1 star!
impossible to open and overpriced
I have osteoarthritis in my hands. These bottles are nearly impossible to open even with specific bottle-opening disability aids. The cap is unnecessarily big. It is unhelpfully smooth textured. And is sealed with a plastic sticker that shreds into tiny pieces when you try ti remove it. The only reason I buy these is because Ocado seems to have persistent shortages of other options. Maybe the manufacturers should consider the 20% of the population with disabilities and redesign these bottles.
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