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To the latter; the water is independently tested by a government agency, and as I said the mineral contents (including heavy metals) is posted on the label. To
by electromagnetic 16y ago
To the latter; the water is independently tested by a government agency, and as I said the mineral contents (including heavy metals) is posted on the label.
To the former, as you obviously read enough of my comment, I stated I fill the bottles on average 4 times a week (new bottles monday used until friday) with filtered water. Tap water here tastes disgusting and has huge amounts of chlorine, and in areas the municipal and house lines contain lead or are made of lead.
- MichaelSalib 16y agothe mineral contents (including heavy metals) is posted on the label. Interesting. I didn't know that the Canadian government is responsible for claims made on label packaging. Tap water here tastes disgusting and has huge amounts of chlorine, and in areas the municipal and house lines contain lead or are made of lead. Ah, thanks for explaining. Your comment was filled with so much unnecessary detail that I failed to connect the dots. I imagine that you could replace most of it with just this sentence.
- electromagnetic 16y agoFood standards agency is responsible for checking the claims made on packaging labels, whether they do or not is one of the many mysteries of our government.