I’ve posted a lot of blogs about bottled water vs. tap water. The cost of bottled water is ridiculously high. But there are many companies that produce outrageously expensive bottled water. I mean OUTRAGEOUSLY expensive water. Like $45 for a 750 ml bottle. You got it right. A wine bottle’s worth of water for forty-five dollars USD. Hey, you can get a couple of decent bottles of wine for that price. That’s Elsenham Water.
Why so expensive? Their website explains the exceptional quality of this water:
Elsenham Still Artesian Spring Water is rich in minerals particularly calcium, iron, low in sodium and rich in strontium, which is good for bone density. The water is decades old and bottled at source from a deep underground chalk confined aquifer, and due to its depth absolutely pure.
But there is more. If you are not convinced about the water, consider the bottle, which is the essence of high-end design:
Elsenham Still Artesian Spring Water is positioning itself at the luxury premium end of the market, with a highly exclusive distribution approach. The bottle and the cap are like architecture and unique, with both having been registered with full copy right design rights. It has been designed to reflect the purity of the water and is unlike any other bottle.
What do you know about Strontium?
Wikipedia says:
The human body absorbs strontium as if it were calcium. Due to the elements being sufficiently similar chemically, the stable forms of strontium might not pose a significant health threat—in fact, the levels found naturally may actually be beneficial (see below) — but the radioactive 90Sr can lead to various bone disorders and diseases, including bone cancer. The strontium unit is used in measuring radioactivity from absorbed 90Sr.
How do you know which form you are getting?