Wat-aah - Review

I normally do not buy plastic water bottles unless it is out of necessity.  I prefer to use re-usable water bottles. I was interested in trying Wat-aah however.  I had seen it featured on many blogs with positive reviews.

I requested a sample and received it quickly.  The challenge was to simply put the Wat-aah in the fridge and see what my kids would do.  Would they select their normal juice pouch or Wat-aah?

For some reason I thought that this was water enriched with vitamins or flavors but it is actually vapor distilled water. The benefits of vapor distilled water is the reduction in potentially harmful minerals.

American children drink too many high sugar juices and sodas and the creators of Wat-aah wanted to provide a beverage that was healthy for kids and fun.   Wat-aah is designed to be appealing to kids.  There are different varieties but these have no added sugar or flavors.

There are different varieties of  Wat-aah
Body - pure spring water
Brain - water plus electrolytes
Power - water plus magnesium
Energy - water plus oxygen
Defense - water plus zinc

When we received the box the bottles did not even make it to the Fridge.  My daughters grabbed it and promptly started to pack a lunch.  The bottles were much smaller (10 oz) than a normal water bottle which is perfect for children's lunches.  My kids loved the Wat-aah - more than I expected.    There were cute messages on the front of the bottle and viewable through the back which made it fun.  I loved the size and I did like that it encouraged my children to drink more water.  I would purchase this again for trips or school lunches.


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