Aquavista comes from the Madison Formation in Wyoming.  It is transported via semitruck into the Worland Wyoming Pepsi Cola production facility where it runs through two micron filters and then bottled.  The water doesn’t see the light of day until it is bottled.

Artisan water comes from an aquifer; a naturally formed underground chamber consisting of layers of permeable volcanic rock that bears water, overlain by protective rock that limits the entry of contaminates into the confined aquifer and pressurizes the chamber. In order to access the water, the rock barrier must be penetrated by a borehole to create a well.

The taste and its source.  Aquavista is clean and refreshing.  An artesian well protects the water from being contaminated by other elements and is 4,700 feet beneath the surface.

Aquavista is certified by the US Military. FDA and AIB (click here to review certifications)

Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium. Chloride, Fluoride*

* Fluoride occurs naturally and is released from rocks and soil. Therefore, it is “naturally present” in our water. The water in an artesian well passes through porous rock (such as sandstone, limestone, gravel, and sand) as it travels to the underground water source. As the water passes through this natural filter, many minerals such as fluoride are naturally added to the water. Aquavista contains 0.2 mg/L of fluoride. The EPA primary standard for fluoride is 4.0 mg/L or less. 

Aquavista has natural occurring electrolytes.

7.2 to 7.9 to provide the perfect smooth taste

We use PET to manufacture the bottle.  We do not use a poly carbonate that contains PBA.

We use PET or polyethylene terephthalate. It is a copolymer and safe for drinking.

We do not use bottles that contains BPA.

Not at this time.

2 years from the time the water is produced.

 Aquavista can be purchased through many of your local retailers. See “Where to Buy Tab” above, or click here.