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Monashee

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Monashee Bottled Water

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Monashee Bottled Water Info Country of Origin: Canada
  Region: British Columbia
  Place Name: Valemount
 
Monashee
  The Monashee Spring Water source is nestled at the base of the Monashee Mountain range near Valemount, British Columbia. The spring is situated on 30 acres of forested mountain property. This natural spring water has no impurities or chemicals--just pure clean water. All of our 1.5L, 10L, 11.4L, 18.9L products are packaged at the source. This ensures strict controls and quality for all of our bottled water products. The 500mL, and the 1L are packaged at a state of the art packaging plant in Sherwood Park. AB.


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Monashee Analysis BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:
milligrams per liter (mg/l)
81 TDS
7.57 ph factor
23.4 Calcium
0.4 Chlorides
89.8 Bicarbonate
6.4 Magnesium
10.9 Potassium
3 Sodium
 
 

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