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hiOsilver Oxygen Water

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	Country of Origin: USA
	Region: California
	Place Name: Mount Hamilton in Northern California

	hiOsilver Oxygen Water
	Adobe Springs water is rich in magnesium, beneficial for cardiovascular health and your health in general. Then we add pure oxygen, approximately 60 mg/l, or 10 times the amount in typical water. To keep this oxygen in the bottle, we only use glass bottles. You can see small bubbles form in the bottle after it is opened, especially if you shake the bottle gently. With other oxygenated beverages you will see very few bubbles. Others bottle their oxygenated water in plastic and the oxygen leaks out through the plastic.
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BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:

milligrams per liter (mg/l)
364	TDS
8.4	ph factor
ND	Arsenic
4.4	Calcium
ND	Chlorides
ND	CarbonDioxide
ND	Chromium
ND	Copper
ND	Fluordine
ND	Iron
110	Magnesium
ND	Maganese
3.1	Nitrate
ND	Potassium
6.2	Sodium
ND	Zinc

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