We Tested Water From Walmart, Costco, Target, Aldi & 19 More US Stores | Only 8 Were Worth Buying

Are your bottled water brands safe? We tested 19 options to find out which are clean and which contain contaminants. We conducted independent water testing on 19 popular bottled water brands found at Walmart, Costco, Target, and other major retailers. Our investigation reveals that 11 of these products failed to meet laboratory standards, with some samples showing concerning levels of arsenic in water and PFAS contamination. This audit helps you identify which products are simply tap water in disguise and which brands are actually safe bottled water choices. We rank the failing options to help you stop paying for impurities and reclaim your health. Welcome! We check the back of the pack Amish Edition. Subscribe for weekly ingredient audits and traditional perspective breakdowns. What brand is sitting in your fridge right now? 0:00 - We Tested 19 Bottled Waters 0:45 - #11 Arrowhead (Label Lawsuits & Microplastics) 1:15 - #10 LaCroix (The PFAS Forever Chemical Problem) 1:45 - #9 Deer Park (Corporate Equity & Chemical Flags) 2:15 - #8 Poland Spring (Courtroom Fights Over Spring Water) 2:45 - #7 Aquafina (The 240,000 Nanoplastic Count) 3:15 - #6 Perrier (Benzene Recall History & PFAS) 3:45 - #5 Mountain Valley (Glass Bottles & Bromate Lawsuits) 4:15 - #4 Dasani (Filtered Tap Water & Epsom Salt) 4:45 - #3 Fiji Water (5,500-Mile Shipping & Microplastics) 5:15 - #2 Topo Chico (Highest PFAS Levels Measured) 5:45 - #1 Starkey (The Whole Foods Arsenic Violation) 6:15 - The 8 Clean Winners That Passed 8:30 - 3 Rules for Buying Safe Bottled Water