FAQs

  • Our technology focuses on delivering instant, nutritious, and better-tasting mineral water. We use a unique liquid mix, unlike competitors that use slow-to-dissolve mineral powders. It integrates minerals into the water more quickly and evenly. We avoid using compounds like maleic acid, which prevents crystal formation but can alter the water's taste. Some methods even incorporate chloride, which may affect flavour and limit mineral capacity. We keep it natural, using the same minerals and gases found in spring water. This lets us pack more minerals without losing that fresh, clean taste.

  • Our formulations are versatile. They can mineralise purified, spring, and tap water. You get technology to boost your drinking water's minerals. You can also create custom formulas for specific uses, as they’re flexible and can meet your needs. Our dosing system ensures precise mineralisation. It creates high-quality water tailored to your preferences.

  • Advanced options let you replicate your favourite water brand using Aqvita products and technologies. We can match your preferred brand's mineralisation levels by precisely dosing liquid bicarbonate minerals and using cutting-edge tech. Our process ensures consistency and accuracy. You can enjoy the same taste and composition you love. Plus, you’ll benefit from the purity and quality of Aqvita water.

  • Purified water is processed to remove impurities, including minerals. It has a low mineral content. However, mineral depletion can vary depending on the purification method used. Techniques like distillation and reverse osmosis remove most minerals. Carbon filtration may retain some. Purified water is often low in minerals. But the degree of depletion depends on the method used.

  • Minerals in water play a vital role in maintaining a healthy diet and overall well-being. They provide essential nutrients that support various bodily functions, including:

    • Electrolyte Balance: Minerals like calcium, magnesium, potassium, and sodium regulate fluids, nerves, and muscles

    • Metabolic Health: Minerals like chromium and zinc aid metabolism, supporting energy production and nutrient absorption

    • Heart Health: Potassium regulates blood pressure while magnesium supports heart function and rhythm

    • Hydration: Minerals improve water's taste, encouraging people to hydrate, which is vital for health

    • Bone Health: Calcium and magnesium are vital for strong bones, helping prevent osteoporosis


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  • The risk of overdosing with Aqvita formulations is minimal when used according to the recommended user guidelines. Our advanced dosing technology ensures precise and controlled delivery of minerals, minimizing the risk of excessive mineral intake. However, following instructions carefully and avoiding exceeding recommended dosages is essential to maintain optimal water quality and safety. If you have specific concerns or require further information, please consult your doctor or our customer support team for assistance.

  • Aqvita formulations are primarily intended to enhance drinking water quality rather than be used as dietary supplements. As such, they fall under the category of water treatment products or techniques rather than food supplements under EU regulations. However, in your country, it's still crucial to ensure compliance with relevant regulations governing water treatment products, including those related to safety, labeling, and product claims. Consulting with regulatory experts or authorities in your country would help ensure that our formulations meet all necessary requirements and standards for their intended use in your country.

  • Our formulations use minerals from natural deposits and other high-quality sources. We prioritise minerals that meet strict quality standards and are suitable for consumption. Some formulas may also use food-grade minerals for safety and purity.

  • Our formulations are manufactured in facilities located within the European Union. These facilities meet strict quality standards. They are certified for food and/or medical devices and are aerosol-certified. They have also implemented Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) procedures. So, our formulations comply with EU and other applicable regulations. For details or questions, please contact us.

  • Yes, our formulations optimise mineral bioavailability. This ensures the body absorbs and uses the minerals. We use liquid bicarbonate minerals. They’re more soluble and bioavailable than mineral powders or solid supplements. Our advanced dosing technology also ensures precise mineral delivery, further improving their bioavailability. We aim to provide minerals that boost your health and well-being. 

  • We can dose minerals in water at very high concentrations. For example, our formulations can deliver up to 100 mg/L of magnesium from bicarbonate alone. These high concentrations are tuned to improve water's taste and provide benefits. We don’t claim specific health benefits. We emphasise the dosage and its role in improving water quality. Please contact our customer service team for details on mineral dosing ranges and their functions.

  • Yes, our products and technologies are patented. Discover more about patented products.