‘Raw Water’ trend has customers purchasing gallons for $60 in some areas
Updated: 9:29 PM CST Jan 3, 2018
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‘Raw Water’ trend has customers purchasing gallons for $60 in some areas
Updated: 9:29 PM CST Jan 3, 2018
It’s described as “unfiltered, untreated, unsterilized spring water” and it is flying off the shelves in some states, but would you spend $60 for a gallon of water?Business Insider reports that there is a new trend in town and it’s essentially just H2O but has not been tampered with, according to the website selling it. The price of Live Water’s Fountain of Truth Spring Water recently jumped up from $36.99 to $60 due to its high demand from customers. According to the website, the water is the “absolute best spring water source available.” Consuming "raw water" could lead to infections, according to Business Insider, such as cholera, Hepatitis A and even E. coli. "Almost everything conceivable that can make you sick can be found in water," the food-safety advocate and attorney Bill Marler told Business Insider.
It’s described as “unfiltered, untreated, unsterilized spring water” and it is flying off the shelves in some states, but would you spend $60 for a gallon of water?
that there is a new trend in town and it’s essentially just H2O but has not been tampered with, according to the website selling it.
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recently jumped up from $36.99 to $60 due to its high demand from customers.
According to the website, the water is the “absolute best spring water source available.”
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Consuming "raw water" could lead to infections, according to Business Insider, such as cholera, Hepatitis A and even E. coli.
"Almost everything conceivable that can make you sick can be found in water," the food-safety advocate and attorney Bill Marler told Business Insider.