Name: Saratoga Spring Water Glass Bottle
Brand: saratoga spring water
SKU: 114
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Contaminants

Arsenic
40x
limit
0.0002 ppm

Arsenic is a naturally occurring metalloid known for its toxicity and carcinogenic properties. The health guideline is on the very strict OEHHA basis, not EPA.

Chloroform
3x
limit
0.0009 ppm

A halogenated organic solvent formerly used as an anesthetic and industrial solvent. It is not a food ingredient and is toxic to humans with potential carcinogenic effects. Exposure is primarily hazardous via inhalation, ingestion, or skin contact.

Bromodichloromethane
2x
limit
0.0001 ppm

Bromodichloromethane is a trihalomethane compound commonly found as a disinfection byproduct in chlorinated drinking water. It is not a food ingredient but a chemical contaminant associated with water treatment processes.

Barium
5 risks
0.01 ppm

A soft, silvery alkaline earth metal used in various industrial applications and sometimes as a contrast agent in medical imaging.

Cadmium
5 risks
0.00001 ppm

Cadmium is a heavy metal found as a contaminant in some food, water, and industrial emissions. It is not intentionally added as an ingredient.

Chloromethane
5 risks
0.0002 ppm

Chloromethane (methyl chloride) is a volatile organic compound used industrially as a solvent and refrigerant. It is not approved as a food ingredient and is considered toxic with potential harmful effects if ingested, inhaled, or absorbed. It poses health risks from exposure and is not safe for consumption.

Cobalt
5 risks
0.0004 ppm

A naturally occurring metal element used industrially and as a dietary trace mineral. While cobalt is essential in small amounts as a component of vitamin B12, excessive exposure, particularly by inhalation or skin contact in industrial settings, can pose health risks including respiratory and skin sensitization, and potential carcinogenicity. Cobalt metal is not a food ingredient and poses toxicity risks when used inappropriately.

Uranium
4 risks
0.0008 ppm

A radioactive heavy metal element used primarily as fuel in nuclear reactors and in military applications.

Ingredients & minerals

Fluoride
0.2 ppm

Ingestion toxicity at high doses, dental fluorosis with excessive intake, endocrine disruption potential at high exposure

Nickel
0.00082 ppm

Allergic contact dermatitis, respiratory sensitization, carcinogenic potential upon inhalation, systemic toxicity if ingested in large amounts

Nitrate (as NO₃⁻–N)
5x
limit

Potential formation of carcinogenic nitrosamines, methemoglobinemia risk in infants, contamination from agricultural runoff

Chloride
8.32 ppm

Supports electrolyte balance, acid-base homeostasis, and proper nerve and muscle function

Sodium
2.34 ppm

Essential electrolyte, supports nerve transmission, aids fluid balance

Bicarbonate
11.3 ppm

Leavening agent in baking, acid neutralizer, pH buffer

Boron
0.01 ppm

Supports bone health, hormone regulation, cognitive function, anti-inflammatory effects

Carbonate
0.0344 ppm

pH buffering, neutralizing acid, mild abrasive in oral care, food additive for acidity regulation

Sodium sulfate and/or Sodium chloride
1.62 ppm

Function as fillers and bulking agents, inexpensive and widely available

Chromium
28x
limit

Supports glucose metabolism, potential aid in insulin sensitivity

Molybdenum
0.00005 ppm

Essential cofactor for enzymes, supports metabolic processes, antioxidant functions

Silica
7.39 ppm

Improves powder flow and prevents caking in food and pharmaceutical formulations

Strontium
0.03 ppm

May support bone density when used as specific salts under medical supervision

Calcium
8.05 ppm

Supports bone health, muscle contraction, nerve transmission

Copper
0.00065 ppm

Essential trace mineral, supports enzymatic functions, iron metabolism, connective tissue formation, and neurological health

Magnesium
1.29 ppm

Supports cardiovascular, neuromuscular, and bone health, enzyme cofactor

Phosphorus
0.02 ppm

Supports bone and teeth health, energy production, and cellular signaling

Potassium
0.39 ppm

Supports cardiovascular health, nerve function, muscle function, and fluid balance

Sulfate
5.14 ppm

Effective cleansing and foaming agent in personal care products

Sources

Saratoga 2023 Water Analysis Report

Saratoga Water Analysis 2024

Saratoga Spring Glass Water Quality Report 2025

Contaminants

Arsenic
40x
limit
0.0002 ppm

Chloroform
3x
limit
0.0009 ppm

Bromodichloromethane
2x
limit
0.0001 ppm

Barium
5 risks
0.01 ppm

Cadmium
5 risks
0.00001 ppm

Chloromethane
5 risks
0.0002 ppm

Cobalt
5 risks
0.0004 ppm

Uranium
4 risks
0.0008 ppm

Ingredients & minerals

Fluoride
0.2 ppm

Nickel
0.00082 ppm

Nitrate (as NO₃⁻–N)
5x
limit

Chloride
8.32 ppm

Sodium
2.34 ppm

Bicarbonate
11.3 ppm

Boron
0.01 ppm

Carbonate
0.0344 ppm

Sodium sulfate and/or Sodium chloride
1.62 ppm

Chromium
28x
limit

Molybdenum
0.00005 ppm

Silica
7.39 ppm

Strontium
0.03 ppm

Calcium
8.05 ppm

Copper
0.00065 ppm

Magnesium
1.29 ppm

Phosphorus
0.02 ppm

Potassium
0.39 ppm

Sulfate
5.14 ppm

Water source

Treatment process

TDS

pH

Sources

Get the full picture with the Oasis app

Contaminants

Arsenic40xlimit0.0002 ppm

Chloroform3xlimit0.0009 ppm

Bromodichloromethane2xlimit0.0001 ppm

Barium5 risks0.01 ppm

Cadmium5 risks0.00001 ppm

Chloromethane5 risks0.0002 ppm

Cobalt5 risks0.0004 ppm

Uranium4 risks0.0008 ppm

Ingredients & minerals

Fluoride0.2 ppm

Nickel0.00082 ppm

Nitrate (as NO₃⁻–N)5xlimit

Chloride8.32 ppm

Sodium2.34 ppm

Bicarbonate11.3 ppm

Boron0.01 ppm

Carbonate0.0344 ppm

Sodium sulfate and/or Sodium chloride1.62 ppm

Chromium28xlimit

Molybdenum0.00005 ppm

Silica7.39 ppm

Strontium0.03 ppm

Calcium8.05 ppm

Copper0.00065 ppm

Magnesium1.29 ppm

Phosphorus0.02 ppm

Potassium0.39 ppm

Sulfate5.14 ppm

Water source

Treatment process

TDS

pH

Nutrition facts

Sources

Get the full picture with the Oasis app

Arsenic
40x
limit
0.0002 ppm

Chloroform
3x
limit
0.0009 ppm

Bromodichloromethane
2x
limit
0.0001 ppm

Barium
5 risks
0.01 ppm

Cadmium
5 risks
0.00001 ppm

Chloromethane
5 risks
0.0002 ppm

Cobalt
5 risks
0.0004 ppm

Uranium
4 risks
0.0008 ppm

Fluoride
0.2 ppm

Nickel
0.00082 ppm

Nitrate (as NO₃⁻–N)
5x
limit

Chloride
8.32 ppm

Sodium
2.34 ppm

Bicarbonate
11.3 ppm

Boron
0.01 ppm

Carbonate
0.0344 ppm

Sodium sulfate and/or Sodium chloride
1.62 ppm

Chromium
28x
limit

Molybdenum
0.00005 ppm

Silica
7.39 ppm

Strontium
0.03 ppm

Calcium
8.05 ppm

Copper
0.00065 ppm

Magnesium
1.29 ppm

Phosphorus
0.02 ppm

Potassium
0.39 ppm

Sulfate
5.14 ppm