How Is Safe Bottled Water Compared to My Tap Water?
In Dubai, the laws for bottled water are quite similar to those for tap water. Therefore, if both your municipal water provider and the bottled water maker follow the rules, you may drink from either source confidently. Your public water system must inform you if the water supply fails to fulfil safety requirements.
If your water source is a private well or spring, you should get it tested privately to ensure it is potable. According to a water test, bottled water is one option if a problem has been detected in your well or spring. It's important to consider all your options, including buying water treatment equipment and creating a new water source.
Will the water from a bottle be more palatable than my tap?
The big bottle water industry is very competitive. Therefore producers understand that consumer satisfaction with the flavour of their product is crucial. According to surveys, many people with taste or odour complaints about tap water buy bottled water instead.
How Do I Determine Which Bottled Water Is Best?
Only drink water after first reading the label. To be sure you're getting the kind of water you want (spring water, mineral water, etc.), read the label carefully and match the phrases used to describe the water to the descriptions provided. Remember that if the product's label boasts certifications from organizations like the IBWA or NSF, it has been subjected to even higher levels of voluntary criteria. Fluoridation is only sometimes added to bottled water. If bottled water is going to be used by newborns, this may be something to consider. Try to get bottled water that says “low sodium” or “no sodium” if you're trying to reduce salt intake. Suppose you have any concerns or issues concerning the water you purchased in a bottle that needs to be addressed by the label. In that case, we encourage you to contact the manufacturer immediately.
How Long Can Bottled Water Stay Fresh?
Consider bottled water's chemical contents while deciding where to put the bottles. Bottled water may be used continuously if kept correctly since it has no expiration date.
