Why Glass?
BETTER FOR YOUR BODY. BETTER FOR OUR PLANET.
High Purity water can dissolve anything it contacts.
Glass is the purest container for the purest water.
Superior to Plastic
Plastic presents significant issues for our planet and our bodies. Plastic is the most commonly littered material. Every day approximately 8 million pieces of plastic pollution find their way into our oceans. Plastic water bottles also leach plastic into the water inside them. The most widely encountered plastic polymer in our bodies is Polyethylene terephthalate (PET), which is most commonly used in disposable water bottles.
Yet another reason to switch to glass.
Better for your body. Better for our planet.
Superior to Aluminum
Although aluminum is recyclable, aluminum cans and bottles present their own problems. Aluminum cans and bottles typically have a plastic lining between the aluminum and liquid. This lining is often made of BPA, a plastic that affects hormone levels and increases the risk of cancer. Glass requires no lining and no nasty chemicals.
Just pure water.
Better for your body. Better for our planet.
KEEP IT SUSTAINABLE
Reuse Your HydRx Bottle
HydRx glass bottles make a great re-useable water bottle. Once you finish enjoying the crisp, fresh, oxygen enriched HydRx water, keep your bottle and reuse! There are lots of creative ways to up-cycle glass bottles, including yard art, making a vase for some flowers or making reusable spray bottles for cleaning supplies.
The possibilities are endless!
Return Your HydRx Bottle
Once you have finished enjoying your refreshing water, return your non-reused bottle to HydRx for a refund. HyRx will pay you for your returned bottle:
12 oz bottle: 5 cents
16 oz bottle with cap: 25 cents
750ml wine bottle: 30 cents
Recycle Your HydRx Bottle
If you do not re-use or return your glass bottle, make sure to recycle it!
Research on Plastics in Bottled Water
A new study was published on January 8th, 2024 exposing the existence of vast quantities of plastics in bottled water. The study, conducted by researchers at Columbia University Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University, and Columbia Mailman School of Public Health, found the presence of “more than 105 particles in each liter of bottled water, the majority of which are nanoplastics”.[1]
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This is the most significant study yet to date showing contamination in bottled water by plastic. We have been aware of the problem of plastic contamination in bottled water for many years. HydRx packages water in glass to avoid contamination from plastic bottles.
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Below is a direct link to the study. We encourage you to read it, or check out this article by Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health that provides a wonderful summary of the study.
[1] Qian, N., Gao, X., Lang, X., Deng, H., Bratu, T. M., Chen, Q., Stapleton, P. A., Yan, B., & Min, W. (2024). Rapid single-particle chemical imaging of nanoplastics by SRS microscopy. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 121(3). https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2300582121
"Rapid single-particle chemical imaging of nanoplastics by SRS microscopy"
Bottle Return
Return, empty, non-reused bottles to HydRx.
Send bottles to 3467 Astrozon Ct Colorado Springs, CO 80910 or
Return locally- call for an appointment 719-359-2187.
Email info@h2opure.com for questions.