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	Country of Origin: France
	Region: Département de la Loire (42)
	Place Name: St Alban les Eaux

	Faustine
	Ces deux eaux ont la mème composition , elles proviennent de la Source de St Alban les Eaux , département de la Loire (42) elles sont exploitées depuis plus de 2000 ans , sont riches en magnésium et en bicarbonates . à l'époque , on leur pretait des vertus de longévité . cette eau minérale allège les repas et stimule la digestion
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BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:

milligrams per liter (mg/l)
1410	TDS
6,5	ph factor
220	Calcium
21	Chlorides
2000	Bicarbonate
70	Magnesium
0	Nitrate
46	Potassium
350	Sodium
6	Sulphates

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Faustine

Spring Water - Sparkling