Don't Gamble with Unhealthy Water!
Healthy Savings Start Here: Choose Awesome Water, Save Big, Feel Great!
Awesome for your wallet
Save $3,600 a year when you make the swmitch from bottled water
Awesome for your health
Awesome Water removes the nasties in your tap water to ensure your water is safe for your to drink
Awesome for the plannet
No more plastic water cooler bottles going to landfill!
We have some bad news... This is what lives in your Tap Water
Chlorine
Though chlorine is a fantastic disinfectant, the byproducts of chlorination, chlorinated hydrocarbons, puts you at risk for a number of different cancers and other document health risks
Emerging Pollutants
Emerging pollutants are any toxins or chemicals that remain in the water supply.
Heavy Metals
The list of problems developed by heavy metals in your systems is almost too long to list, but includes things like autoimmune diseases, developmental problems, cancer, organ damage, and more. Children are particularly susceptible to disease formation from heavy metals in their system.
Fluoride
Most people don’t realize, it is fairly well documented that the ingestion of fluoride does not benefit the human body. No, it doesn’t help your teeth to drink fluoridated water. It doesn’t benefit our bodies in any way. There are also many studies that question whether there is any reason to put fluoride treatments on children’s teeth and use fluoridated toothpaste.
No More Tap Woes: Awesome Water - Cleansing, Filtering, Reviving
Tap water becomes ‘awesome’ by passing through several stages of filtration and remineralisation. Making your tap water alkaline. It is important to filter tap water of toxic heavy metals and contaminants to prevent any serious effects on our health.
Awesome Water® serves as a source of daily water goodness for your body.
Say Goodbye to Eye-Watering Costs: Choose Awesome Water and Save Up to $3600 a Year!"
Bottled water can cost an eye-watering $1 per litre! With the recommended daily water intake level, a family of four can spend up to $10 a day. That's $300 a month, adding up to $3,600 a year!
