this used to be the only water that I would buy since Dasani contains salt. revenue I bought 2 cases of Aqufina and noticed they remade the bottles to the cheap crinkly kind and changed the lids as well, now they are so tiny I can barely open them and they won't tighten all the way, it will just keep turning and it leaks. so 5 thumbs down to the new package 👎👎👎👎👎 I'll deal with a little salt %26 buy Dasani from now on!

I am picky about my water. The City I live in has terrible water and I don't drink it. I drink bottled water. We got Aquafina this week. This water was terrible it was almost as bad or worse than City water. It tasted like it was scooped out of a toilet. Shame that Aquafina can just bottle nasty city water and sell it to the public. I could make a killing with my city water.

I drink Aquafina DAILY. It has a flavor of clean freshness. is it minerals? Is it the reverse osmosis? I don't know, but once you have drank Aquafina you realize how awful Deer Park, Dasani, Zephyrhills and the others taste. I have no less than 4 cases of Aquafina in my home at all times. I want nothing else.

I have found over time the bottle quality of this product has decreased. I do understand economics. I use this product in a catering/vending business, the bottles are sometimes unable to stand up on their own due to the bottom of the bottle being twisted. The labeling is also an issue, in the course of business the other day a case had 6 bottles in the case was unlabeled or the bottle had two twisted labels on the same bottle. I recently purchased a 20 oz bottle of Aquafina Drinking Water and found the bottle was a bit heavier and more stable.

I like the taste and the strength of the bottles themselves. I see comments about the flimsy plastic but that is only on the Ecofina labeled packages. I don't buy those. I don't buy Nestle's due to flimsy bottles and hard to open without spilling them. I liked the 24 paks better than 32 packs because I am old and can't lift the 32 packs. Please keep these available. The Klarbrunn water tasted good but can't get it in Watertown, WI. Why not?

I order water for our office. I always order at least 4 - 5 cases every 4 - 6 weeks. I used to order from Office Depot but decided to switch to Walmart. The case are larger and the price is almost the same. I ordered 4 cases this first time. When it was delivered one of the cases had about 10 bottles busted in it, water was all over the place, box was torn, etc. I did get a great deal, the delivery was just terrible.

I have tried almost every water out there and always come back to this. It tastes clean and fresh. I really like it. The steps they go through to purify this water is great. Even though it may be originally from tap water, I don't care. I just want good purified water. Tried the mineral spring best water you can get and actually it caused my kidneys to hurt. I really noticed it. So, for me I can't do that. It may be the calcium in certain spring waters. I read a review by someone that said he did get kidney stones had a terrible time and realized he was drinking spring water when it started to happen. I believe it after my kidneys were really hurting after I tried it so, this is my favorite, safe water I can feel good about. I can always take vitamins. Wish the bottles were thicker and better quality. But the water is really good.

I love the water and I am all for saving the environment but these new bottles are hard to hold and fall over way too easily. I would use one bottle a day and refill it with tap water. Even the inexpensive bottles don’t fall over. Going to be a lot of spills now.

This has NOTHING TO DO WITH MY AQUAFINA PRODUCT... I always check my receipts before I leave or when I get home. Could not figure out one item(charged 2X) but saw the cashier(who was a very informative employee) had charged me for 6 Hershey's Bars when I purchased 4 (3 Milk

I noticed there was a very strong medicine taste and it was very bitter. It was getting hard to swallow, and I was beginning to feel more dehydrated than before I bought this case of water. When I went to the website and read off the list of chemicals found in the water, many were at the max level of acceptance. I did some of the ppb=mg/L conversions and thought there had to be a typo on there somewhere because that's too much cyanide. The sulfate and chloride jumped out, both being 250 mg. I looked up the sulfate, and it said it was actually added for "flavor," but if you got over 250, beverages tended to be bitter and taste like medicine. Hmmm. Then it said high sulfate water wasn't recommended for babies and that drinking high sulfate water can actually cause you to become dehydrated. Yes. But don't take my word for it. Look it up.