> What matters is that at this moment in time, the amount of arsenic in the bottled water exceeds the present (lowered) legal limit. You understand we are talk

> What matters is that at this moment in time, the amount of arsenic in the bottled water exceeds the present (lowered) legal limit. You understand we are talking about a bottle of water in 2013? The OP was acting like the FDA is some 3rd world regulatory agency because they didn't have a time machine.