Purified Drinking Water
1-5 Parts Per Million – Exceptionally Pure Water
Quality
We rigorously maintain our state-of-the-art filtration equipment to achieve strict standards of quality.
Pure
Our water is exceptionally low at 1ppm – 5ppm in Total Dissolved Solids, an important measure of water purity.
Responsible
We use refillable BPA-free plastic bottles to reduce the amount of discarded plastic in our landfills and oceans.
Affordable
Produced locally, our water eliminates the need for middlemen, reducing costs and transportation waste.
Advanced 7-Stage Filtration for Clean Water
Our purified water is sourced from the local municipal watershed in Northern Nevada and processed through a 7-stage filtration system.
This system removes chlorine, bacteria, heavy metals, and other common contaminants to produce consistently clean purified drinking water.
Because we source and process locally, we reduce transportation needs and avoid long storage times in plastic containers. This helps maintain freshness and reduces environmental impact.
Clean Taste & Consistent Quality
Our purified water is maintained at extremely low total dissolved solids (1–5 ppm), making it comparable to distilled water in purity.
We test our water daily to ensure consistent quality.
Eco-Friendly Approach
We encourage the use of refillable BPA-free bottles and reusable delivery containers.
This helps reduce single-use plastic waste and supports a more sustainable way to access drinking water.
We Deliver
We provide home and office water delivery throughout Reno, Sparks, and Carson City.
- No delivery fees
- Local service
- Direct delivery (no middlemen)
We Deliver!
Get Purified Water delivered to your home or office in Reno, Sparks, and Carson City, Nevada.
Or Call 775-870-9727
Frequently Asked Questions
What does ppm stand for?
PPM (parts per million) measures dissolved substances in water. Our purified water is typically 1–5 ppm, meaning it contains extremely low levels of impurities.
What is the pH of Purified Water?
Our Purified Water pH varies, typically testing at an average of 6.5 – 7.5 pH.
Do you sell distilled water?
We do not. However, because our purified water is extremely low in total dissolved solids (1–5 ppm), many customers use it in place of distilled water for a wide range of everyday applications, including:
- CPAP machines
- Fish tanks and aquariums
- Auto detailing and spot-free rinsing
- Dental and medical equipment rinsing
- Humidifiers and other home devices
In most cases, purified water can be used interchangeably with distilled water for non-laboratory applications.
If your equipment specifically requires distilled water, we always recommend following the manufacturer’s instructions. However, for most household, automotive, and maintenance uses, our purified water performs the same function due to its very low mineral content.
It is not intended for precise laboratory or industrial processes that require certified distilled or deionized water.
How much water should I drink per day?
This varies depending on body size, activity level, and environment.
Our 7-Stage Filtration Process
1. Aggregate Filter
The aggregate filter cleans sediment down to 30 microns in size, which is basically “floaties” – soil, rocks, etc.
2. Maxi-Carb Filter
The Maxi-Carbon filter removes Chlorine, VOC’s, Pharmaceuticals, and Pesticides.
3. 5-Micron Filter
The 5-Micron Mesh filter removes particulate matter smaller that 5 microns in size, and is employed after the first two stages of filtration have removed larger particles.
4. Reverse Osmosis
Reverse Osmosis, often simply referred to as “RO”, is a process where high pressure is employed to force water through a very fine membrane. This separates dissolved solids, such as salt, from water.
5. Ozonation
Before serving, purified water is kept in a sterilized environment continuously pumped with ozone gas, which kills bacteria, viruses, fungus, and mold, and oxygenates the water for a period of time.
6. Post Carbon Filter
Post-Carbon filtration is a redundancy filter, employed just before serving, that is used to guarantee purity.
7. Ultra-Violet Light
Ultra-Violet light, usually referred to as “UV”, neutralizes micro-organisms. It is the final step that your water goes through just before it is dispensed into your container.