Find Out What's in Your Bottled Water
CR assembled a list of water quality reports from more than 120 brands
Getting information about the quality of the bottled water you drink is hard. We know because we tried.
There is no single source that maintains a list of these quality reports, which companies must produce for federal inspector or state regulators. The website for the International Bottled Water Association, the industry’s main lobby group, does link to some of them. But many of those links are broken, CR found.
List current as of May 9, 2019.
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Callaway Blue Spring Water Company
Carlsbad Alkaline Spring Water
Carpathian Spring Water (Sparkling)
Carpathian Spring Water (Still)
Castle Rock Water Company (Spring)
Creekside Springs (Distilled, Pennsylvania)
Creekside Springs (Purified, Pennsylvania)
Creekside Springs (Spring, Ohio)
Crystal Clear Water (Distilled)
Crystal Clear Water (Drinking)
Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water (Benton, Tenn.)
Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water (Johnstown, N.Y.)
Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water (Moultonborough, N.H.)
Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water (Mount Shasta, Calif.)
Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water (Norman, Ark.)
Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water (Olancha, Calif.)
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Ice River Springs (The company's most recent reports for its nearly two dozen types of water are published on the company’s website.)
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Palomar Mountain Premium Spring Water
Peñafiel (Note that in tests conducted by CR we found excessive levels of arsenic in three samples.)
Premium Waters (The company’s website represents and sources water for multiple brands, including Water Joe, Chippewa Spring Water, Nicolet Natural, Kandiyohi Premium Water, and more.)
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Sam’s Choice Purified Drinking Water (Sam’s Club)
Starkey Water (Note that in tests conducted by CR we found an average level of arsenic of 9.81 parts per billion in three samples.)
