Hey everybody today we begin pairing two bottles of water. First up is nice purified water. Next up is nice spring water. I'm not calling the water nice. That's just the name brand obviously. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. And it's a brand created by Walgreens, the grocery store, and only sold at Walgreens I believe. And it's nice exclamation point. And so these bottles are almost identical. The spring water has like a mountain on the front. The purified water has like a beach ball for some reason. I'm not really sure why. But the labels are almost identical. The nutritional info is exactly the same. The only difference is that I can see is that the spring water has 2% of your daily calcium needs for some reason. And the only other difference is that the purified water says it's from a municipal water supply and it says it's filtered using reverse osmosis. The spring water says it's sourced from a spring in Jackson, Colorado. And it's filtered using micron filtered osinated and ultraviolet. So whatever that means. Like I said, I usually don't chop it while green. So I've never had either of these before. So just drink them up. It's going to be a short video. I don't have much to say about these. Leads are exactly the same. The bottles are exactly the same. I'm going to start with the spring water. Okay, it's not bad. I read some reviews. Very mixed. Half the reviews are like five stars and very positive. The other half are like one stars and calling it horrible, horrible water for some reason. So just everyone's opposite size. No one seems to be down the middle. But it's very, very good. Very similar to. I should mention the spring water costs a little bit more. I bought a pack of six of each of these. Spring water costs 25 cents more. The spring water is sort of like a chalky taste to it. Like I'm a chalky. They're very slight. I mean, the only reason I'm noticing is because I'm focusing a lot on the taste. If I was just drinking this casually, I wouldn't notice it at all. But it's sort of like a chalky. It's the best way I can describe it. It's like a chalky taste. Okay. I'm so surprised. I was expecting to, as I expected myself to pick the spring water as the one or because it's a little bit more expensive. But I'm actually going to go with the purified municipal water actually. I'm going to say the purified municipal water is the better one and it's going to move on to the next round. Surprisingly, just tastes more pure to me. Maybe because the only difference is the filtration process and the source and the calcium. But I'm actually, yeah, I'm preferring the purified one slightly more. So there you go. Not much else to say about them. Thanks for watching.