Recent switch to Ecofina thin bottles result in water getting squeezed out all over myself when opening. Cannot drink quietly because the thin bottle crackles as I am trying to hold it. If I cannot find decent bottles, I will just use a re-useable water container. No more Ecofina bottles for me.

I used to love Aquafina. Sturdy bottle and full cap. Easy to drink out of. I was willing to pay extra for it. Now they switched to a small cheap cap just like the unbranded kind. Why pay more. I'll probably switch to Dasani... Bring back the white cap and firm bottle.

Best Bottle Cap of all that Sam's carry. Basically all fhe water in the variois bottled water is very similar, so the difference in my decision is the container and the cap. Aquafina has a larger in depth cap and the bottle seems a little firmer and less likely to colapse while handeling it when open.

Aquafina is a very good water, pure and clean, clear and, well you get the idea. The problem I'm having with this product is that the bottle is super flimsy and does not vend well from a vending machine. You get 3 for the price of one lol even with the thickest of spacers.Even uncapping causes the water to top out of the bottle.

This second attempt for smaller lids to conserve some plastic has resulted in my personal injury. By having a shorter lid, there is less area to grip and twist the cap. this requires more force and subsequently caused me to be lacerated on the finger by the lower neck protrusion while twisting the forementioned cap. If the cap was taller, like it was before this failure of a redesign, I would not have been injured by a simple bottle.

I have become aware of my need for disaster preparedness in the last year. Fema and others recommend two gallons of water per person per day as a minimum. This 32 count pak of 16.9 oz. bottles multiplies to a total volumn of 4.2 gallons. Since our home consists of the wife and I, these paks represent a total of a days supply of emergency water. A few years ago I sold whole home water purification systems and became aware through testing that Aquafina and Dasani were the most pure waters on the market. There are reviews here negative to the structure of the new bottles and they are accurate concerning bottle rigidity but this was the companies response to the public outcry of possible leached chemical byproducts from the previous containers. For the individual wanting to purchase the most pure water sold at a great value this is it.

Water is water, but the quality of the container is our main reason for buying Aquafina. Aquafina is one of the few water bottles that will stand up in your refrigerator. However, their bottle quality has dropped significantly in the last few months.

Despite the picture these bottles have a blue screw cap (full size) unlike the cheaper bottles that don't screw on tight and leak in my bags. The price is about the same but these are much higher quality bottles that screw on tight and won't leak or squeeze the water out when you grip the bottle. Love em!

I own a small Mfg Business and have a vending machine to provide affordable beverages to my customers and employees. A couple of years ago Aquafina switched to a thinner bottle design shipped to Sams club that would not vend. I (and I assume many others) complained that they would not vend, and not long after they switched back to the stiffer bottle at Sams club. Again I find that just recently they are trying it again with their "ecofina" bottle. This product will not vend either as the bottles collapse in a machine stacker and become jammed. I don't know how much water is sold at Sams club for vending vs other use, but I myself buy 1-2 cases a week for my ONE business! That's 50-100 cases a year for ONE CUSTOMER!!! If they cannot again see their mistake in packaging for the vending trade, they have lost my sales and I can imagine many others.

I liked this water, would purchase it again.