Snugell Bottled Distilled Water 16.9oz 12 Pack

Love it so easy to fill a bottoms on the go

This distilled water is super convenient and comes in 16.9oz bottles. It comes in a 12 pack that is packaged together like any other water bottle plastic packaging. I really like the size for taking on the go for mixing formula. I was a little confused as I had read that you shouldn't drink distilled water but some research helped explain. I guess for adults you shouldn't necessarily drink only distilled water because the minerals and things are removed of course so it can be a little lacking. However, when mixed with formula it is actually preferred because it doesn't have an impurities and minerals added in. And the formula adds all of the nutrients of course for your little one. I am able to put one of these in the diaper bag and have the water for mixing the formula and it fits nicely in the pockets. It also is easy to pour with the regular lid versus having to pour out of a big jug into a smaller container for taking with me. Overall it works well and helps simplify my diaper bag.

I chose this distilled water for my baby because I wanted something safe and reliable for mixing formula and sterilizing bottles. The water tastes clean and fresh, which makes it perfect for those late-night feedings. I've noticed that it blends well with the formula and keeps everything nice and safe. Using it for daily hydration is also a breeze, and I feel good knowing it's pure. However, I do wish the quantity was a bit larger since I find myself reaching for another pack more often than I'd like. Pros: - Tastes clean and fresh - Ideal for mixing formula - Convenient for sterilizing bottles - Safe for daily hydration Cons: - Quantity seems a bit small - Need to buy more frequently

I ordered this water for doing sinus rinses. I always use distilled water for a sinus rinse because it's not safe to use tap water unless you boil and cool it first, which is a lot more work. Tap water contains organisms like brain-eating amoebae that are fine to ingest since your stomach will kill them, but not so fine to spray through your nose and give a quick route to your brain. I haven't had any problems with this water, and it's easier to pour from these smaller bottles than it is from my usual gallon bottles. It's a rather pricey option, though, and I'd rather deal with the large bottles and have less waste, so I don't plan on getting these again.

After running across a need for distilled water more than once, finding this pack of 12 smaller bottles made it easy to order them. The bottles were delivered in 6 days which, according to the estimated delivery interval, was between 1 and 8 days early. The bottles arrived plastic-wrapped and unscathed. The bottles appear to be as described and should meet my future needs for distilled water. Their contents loo and taste a whole lot like water and I suspect it contains hydrogen and oxygen atoms. What else is there to say about water other than it is wet? Whether its is distilled water, or not, is anyone's guess. But, it is marked as being 'distilled and purified' so I am giving it the benefit of the doubt in that regard. The 12 bottles carry an 11 2026 Best By date.

Not sure how babies survived in the past having to drink tap water, yet somehow they did. I'm positive it is expensive to distill, filter, and zap water with UV rays to purify it, and it shows in the price you will pay for this water. Is there anything really special about this water to make it stand out from the gallon jugs of distilled water I can purchase in my supermarket? Not really except for the cute labels and the high price. It has the same flat taste of all other distilled water since all its minerals have been removed. Now I'm not giving this to a baby to drink, but I will use this in my Neti pot and save me the hassle of having to boil the water prior to irrigating my nasal canal.

Easy to pour into CPAP humidifier. But to expensive for the amount of distilled water is used. I can buy a gallon of distilled water for less than $4.00.

A little different than advertised purpose, I ordered the Snugell Bottled Distilled Water to use for my neti pot nasal rinses. I find it a hassle to plan enough in advance to boil water and let it cool when I want to do a nasal rinse. It's so convenient to have these distilled bottles of water to use in my neti pot! I found that one bottle is enough to do full rinses. The price for these bottles is hefty, but the convenience of having them ready when I need to do a sinus rinse is so nice!