Name: Deer Park Spring Water Plastic Bottle
Brand: Deer Park
SKU: 29
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Contaminants

Bromate
10x
limit
0.001 mg/L

Bromate is an oxidizing agent commonly formed as a byproduct during ozonation of water and can also be present in some baking processes involving bromate salts.

Radium 226/228
7x
limit
0.69 pCi/L

Radioactive isotopes of radium that emit alpha, beta, and gamma radiation. Not used as a food ingredient. Exposure poses significant radiological health risks including cancer and radiation sickness.

Total Trihalomethanes
3x
limit
0.0005 mg/L

A group of chemical compounds formed as disinfection byproducts when chlorine or other disinfectants react with natural organic matter in water. Commonly include chloroform, bromodichloromethane, dibromochloromethane, and bromoform. Not a food ingredient and not consumed directly, but relevant in drinking water safety.

Gross Beta
2x
limit
7.9 pCi/L

Measures the total beta radiation emitted by all beta-emitting radionuclides in a water sample, such as strontium-90 and cesium-137, to evaluate overall beta radiation levels.

Barium
3 risks
0.0225 mg/L

A chemical element used in industrial applications; barium compounds sometimes used in medical imaging as contrast agents.

Gross Alpha
1 risks
8.35 pCi/L

Measures the total alpha radiation emitted by all alpha-emitting radionuclides in a water sample, such as uranium and thorium, to assess overall alpha radiation levels.

Chloramine
4 risks
0.025 mg/L

Chloramine is a disinfectant used primarily to treat drinking water as an alternative to chlorine. It is formed by combining chlorine and ammonia and is used to control microbial growth. It is not a food ingredient for consumption but a water treatment chemical.

Chlorine
5 risks
0.025 mg/L

A highly reactive chemical element used primarily as a disinfectant in water treatment and in manufacturing processes. Not a food ingredient and not safe for direct ingestion. Exposure to chlorine gas or high levels of chlorine compounds can be harmful to respiratory and skin health.

Ingredients & minerals

Nickel
0.012 mg/L

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

Bromide
0.01575 mg/L

Toxicity from ingestion or chronic exposure, potential neurotoxicity, interference with iodine uptake affecting thyroid function, possible contamination with brominated compounds

Nitrate (as NO₃⁻–N)
1.05 mg/L

Ingestion toxicity due to potential conversion to nitrites leading to methemoglobinemia, possible formation of carcinogenic N-nitroso compounds, concerns in contaminated drinking water

Sulfate
43 mg/L

Irritant/sensitizer risk particularly with topical use, potential contamination in industrial grades, regulatory restrictions vary by specific sulfate compound

Chloride
9.1 mg/L

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

Sodium
4.83 mg/L

Supports fluid balance, nerve transmission, muscle function

Chromium
0.00135 mg/L

Supports glucose metabolism, potential aid in insulin sensitivity

Fluoride
0.08 mg/L

Prevents dental cavities, strengthens tooth enamel

Calcium
34 mg/L

Supports bone and teeth health, muscle contraction, nerve transmission

Magnesium
4.995 mg/L

Supports cardiovascular, neuromuscular, and bone health, enzyme cofactor

Manganese
0.007 mg/L

Cofactor for enzymes, supports bone formation, antioxidant enzyme support

Potassium
0.505 mg/L

Supports heart and muscle function, regulates fluid balance and nerve signals

Sources

Deer Park Water Quality Report 2021

Consumer Reports PFAS

Deer Park Water Quality Report 2024

Deer Park Water Quality Report 2025

Contaminants

Bromate
10x
limit
0.001 mg/L

Radium 226/228
7x
limit
0.69 pCi/L

Total Trihalomethanes
3x
limit
0.0005 mg/L

Gross Beta
2x
limit
7.9 pCi/L

Barium
3 risks
0.0225 mg/L

Gross Alpha
1 risks
8.35 pCi/L

Chloramine
4 risks
0.025 mg/L

Chlorine
5 risks
0.025 mg/L

Ingredients & minerals

Nickel
0.012 mg/L

Bromide
0.01575 mg/L

Nitrate (as NO₃⁻–N)
1.05 mg/L

Sulfate
43 mg/L

Chloride
9.1 mg/L

Sodium
4.83 mg/L

Chromium
0.00135 mg/L

Fluoride
0.08 mg/L

Calcium
34 mg/L

Magnesium
4.995 mg/L

Manganese
0.007 mg/L

Potassium
0.505 mg/L

Water source

Treatment Process

TDS

pH

Sources

Get the full picture with the Oasis app

Contaminants

Bromate10xlimit0.001 mg/L

Radium 226/2287xlimit0.69 pCi/L

Total Trihalomethanes 3xlimit0.0005 mg/L

Gross Beta 2xlimit7.9 pCi/L

Barium3 risks0.0225 mg/L

Gross Alpha1 risks8.35 pCi/L

Chloramine4 risks0.025 mg/L

Chlorine5 risks0.025 mg/L

Ingredients & minerals

Nickel0.012 mg/L

Bromide0.01575 mg/L

Nitrate (as NO₃⁻–N)1.05 mg/L

Sulfate43 mg/L

Chloride9.1 mg/L

Sodium4.83 mg/L

Chromium0.00135 mg/L

Fluoride0.08 mg/L

Calcium34 mg/L

Magnesium4.995 mg/L

Manganese0.007 mg/L

Potassium0.505 mg/L

Water source

Treatment Process

TDS

pH

Sources

Get the full picture with the Oasis app

Bromate
10x
limit
0.001 mg/L

Radium 226/228
7x
limit
0.69 pCi/L

Total Trihalomethanes
3x
limit
0.0005 mg/L

Gross Beta
2x
limit
7.9 pCi/L

Barium
3 risks
0.0225 mg/L

Gross Alpha
1 risks
8.35 pCi/L

Chloramine
4 risks
0.025 mg/L

Chlorine
5 risks
0.025 mg/L

Nickel
0.012 mg/L

Bromide
0.01575 mg/L

Nitrate (as NO₃⁻–N)
1.05 mg/L

Sulfate
43 mg/L

Chloride
9.1 mg/L

Sodium
4.83 mg/L

Chromium
0.00135 mg/L

Fluoride
0.08 mg/L

Calcium
34 mg/L

Magnesium
4.995 mg/L

Manganese
0.007 mg/L

Potassium
0.505 mg/L