DYLN 40 oz Alkaline Water Bottle | Creates Premium Water up to 9+ pH | Keeps Cold for 24 Hours | Vacuum Insulated 316 Stainless Steel | Wide Mouth Cap | Lavender, 40 oz (1.2 L)

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PH tests show the PH does infact increase which is great, and it seems to keep the water cool throughout the day. Because of its configuration, this water groups together in smaller clusters than regular water, and these clusters are more easily absorbed and distributed throughout the body. Please ensure to change your Diffuser every 300 liters or every three months, whichever comes first. I’ve already told a number of people where I live about DYLN, now even more reason to brag about DYLN.

It could be that the undisclosed formula they use also adds sodium; most tourmaline (which they mention it contains) is also based on sodium. Keep every sip as refreshing as the last with our double-walled + copper liner vacuum insulation that keeps water cold all day. Think model off duty, subtle utility details, trending vests, and of course, our signature corsets, sets and separates.EASY-TO-HOLD ERGONOMIC SHAPE: DYLN holds 32 oz of alkaline water and its patented ergonomic shape makes it very comfortable and easy to hold and drink from. Dylan's next release, Nashville Skyline (1969) featured Nashville musicians, a mellow-voiced Dylan, a duet with Johnny Cash, and the single " Lay Lady Lay". I thought we had a soil testing kit that Jeanne used to test the garden soil, but I wasn’t able to find it before I posted my review.

The proprietary blend is composed of magnesium, tourmaline, zinc, and silica, which are heated to temperatures over 700 degrees Celsius to create the form and shape of the VitaBeads.

I have been drinking water from the DYLN bottle for over a week and can not tell any difference in the way I feel. Please ensure to change your Diffuser every 80 gallons or every twelve months, whichever comes first. It’s cheaper, easier, faster, and you know exactly what you’re putting in (rather than a mystery ‘proprietary’ compound). Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) does have sodium, but at the concentration needed, it’s not very much.