1. H2O2=water
   H2O2=poison
   H2O3=can’t be bottled?

2. A fool and his money are soon parted. Kind of like paying $10 for a chocolate bar in Soho.

3. Water is fine – even “structured” water. What you have to vey careful of and take great care to avoid is dihydrogen monoxide. Deadly stuff. Kills hundreds every year.

   1. Hydrogen hydroxide (HOH), the safe alternative to dihydrogen monoxide (H20)!

      But water (H20) with an extra oxygen is hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and that stuff will eat you alive in pure concentrations.

      Trioxidane (H2O3) probably wouldn’t last long enough in significant quantities in the bottle to present a problem, and if I read things correctly it wouldn’t be anyways. It’s used to treat water that’s been contaminated with organic compounds.

4. I picked up a bottle of water last month and saw the expiration date. It’s 4 billion years old and it expires next March. What are the odds.

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5. There’s just something about a bottle of water that says it hydrates you 3 times better than bottled water.

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6. The claims sound very familiar…like homeopathy.

   Thank you. I will keep my money. I think if is the new Fake Water.

7. We apparently don’t teach chemistry anymore in schools. That label is akin to the old “snake oil” and “special remedy” potion promises of the 19th and early 20th century. But, stupid people will by it by the case for crazy money and feel good about themselves for doing it.

8. But, is it organic water?

   1. And gluten-free

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