agua mineral

Products are typically sold in plastic bottles (often labeled recyclable and BPA‑free) and in aluminum cans, as shown on product details.

Many mineral and sparkling waters are sugar‑free and have zero calories; some flavored or functional varieties are low‑calorie (about 20 kcal) and may advertise "zero added sugar" on the label.

Labels commonly list naturally occurring minerals and electrolytes and may show rounded pH values—for example, about 7.2 for natural spring water or higher alkaline values around 9.5+ for ionized alkaline water.

Some beverages include added functional ingredients such as magnesium or herbal adaptogens; others highlight added trace electrolytes or naturally occurring minerals.

Available types include sparkling natural mineral waters, natural spring waters, flavored sparkling beverages made with real fruit juice or brewed fruit/flower ingredients, ionized alkaline purified water, and functional sparklings with added magnesium or adaptogens.

Listings typically label products as Sparkling (carbonated) or Still (non‑carbonated). Flavored sparklings use carbonated water, while purified or spring waters may be offered as still.

Descriptions emphasize natural filtration—e.g., spring water filtered through glacial rock over many years—and sourcing from a protected underground artesian aquifer.

Labels may list real fruit juice or brewed ingredients, display sugar content when present, state "zero added sugar" on some items, and note the absence of artificial sweeteners on others.