What are the reasons why Fiji water is bad for you?

Fiji Water is a brand of artesian water. This means that its source is an aquifer. An aquifer is a naturally-formed chamber found underground, made out of layers of volcanic rock. The chamber is pressurized and contaminants are kept out because of the protective rock layers that seal it off. read more

For Fijians: many Fijians have little access to fresh water, and are subject to outbreaks of water-borne diseases because of this. It just seems wrong to buy bottled water from Fiji. Just drink the tapwater, or if you are really concerned, buy an undersink purifier. read more

Fiji water comes from a remote Pacific island considered one of the last virgin ecosystems left in the world. This designer brand is drawn from a single source in the Yaqara Valley on the Fiji Island known as Viti Levu. read more

Fiji water isn’t probably that bad for you personally, but it’s not good for the planet, and really bad for Fijians! Most drinking water in the US is more highly regulated than bottled water (including Fiji). It’s bottled in plastic, which I believe is shipped from China. It’s shipped thousands of miles from Fiji once it is bottled. read more

Fiji water is the most popular imported bottled water in the US, and can be found in 60 other countries. Do not hesitate to indulge is a bottle of this designer water. It is likely the healthiest bottle of water you can consume. read more