Vittel* 1 Mineral Water (1.5 liter) Berkeley, CA Vittel Bonne Source Well, Vittel, France Arsenic level exceeds CA Prop. 65 level and WHO/EU arsenic water limit.
Sparkletts 1 Mountain Spring Water (33.8 oz.) Los Angeles McKesson Water Prods., Pasadena, CA Heterotrophic Plate Count Bacteria (HPC) exceeded guideline.
Sahara* 1 Drinking Water, "Premium" (50.7 oz.) Los Angeles THM levels violated CA & industry standards for bottled water, and chloroform, bromodichloromethane, and dibromochloromethane exceeded CA Prop. 65 levels.
Safeway (DC) 2 Refreshe Natural Spring Water (16.9 oz.) Washington, DC Safeway Spring, NY Bacterial overgrowth was observed in 1 of the 10 bottles tested. The presence of a large number of non-coliform HPC bacteria may be inhibiting the detection of coliform bacteria during the testing. See text for discussion of HPC bacteria.
Most of them I haven't either, asides from Sparkletts. I just saw a Yosemite Waters truck before I came to work today (and coincidentally before I found that site). I just picked the ones that were bolded because they seemed to have the most amount of violations listed ^_^
This is something I've wondered lately. Is there no flouride in bottled water? Also, do water filter systems that you can buy take out flouride from city water?
