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FLO™ First Liquid Obsession

Spring Water - Still

FLO™ First Liquid Obsession Bottled Water

Balance Still

Virginality Virginality 1 - 5 Diamonds

Minerality Low

Orientation Neutral

Hardness Slightly Hard

	Country of Origin: USA
	Region: Tennessee
	Place Name: Vanleer

	FLO™ First Liquid Obsession
	FLO is sourced from a quiet hollow surrounded by 120 acres of virgin forest; the award winning spring is located approximately 60 miles from Nashville, Tennessee in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. FLO Premium Spring Water is a Medal Winner of the Berkeley International Spring Water Competition for both product quality and package design. To compliment the high quality water, FLO presents itself in an elegant frosted glass bottle with pull top cork and a stylish foil sleeve. FLO helps its target audience enhance their lifestyle physically and emotionally by ultimately connecting with their discriminating style, individuality, and sense of fashion. FLO allows you to make a statement at your dinner table or special occasion.
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BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:
Temperature at Source (F): 58

milligrams per liter (mg/l)
140	TDS
7.3	ph factor
50	Calcium
2	Chlorides
140	Bicarbonate
0	Magnesium
0	Nitrate
0	Potassium
0	Sulphates
125	Hardness

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