Copper water anyone? / myLot

Australia

October 30, 2022 8:32am CST

We had lunch at a restaurant and this was the bottled water served to us. It's called 'copper' and actually has copper added to it. I know there are some benefits in a touch of copper in your diet. In fact, it is traditional to cook in some copper utensils and drink water or store water in high quality copper vessels in our country. Looks like the traditional concepts are now taken up by the companies too!

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LindaOH

@LindaOHio (222222)

• United States

31 Oct 22

I don't know if I'd want to drink copper.

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Pitstop

@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

31 Oct 22

At that miniscule amount, I wonder if it makes any difference.

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LindaOH

@LindaOHio (222222)

• United States

31 Oct 22

@pitstop Maybe not. I don't know.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502148)

• Italy

30 Oct 22

All what I know is that water contaminated with copper is toxic. Of course the quantity here is ridiculous, just a way to make simple water cost more.

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Pitstop

@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

30 Oct 22

It was priced as the same as regular bottled water.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502148)

• Italy

30 Oct 22

@pitstop At least they do not overcharge.

youless

@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

31 Oct 22

I don't know whether the copper will be good for our health or not. I just know that it is good to use the iron pan to cook so that we can obtain the Ferrum. But I am not sure whether the copper can work well for us.

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Pitstop

@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

31 Oct 22

It's used here in India traditionally. But copper can be toxic, so I'm not sure how the amount will be moderated.

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Archie0

@Archie0 (5654)

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31 Oct 22

Copper is not added to the water. But copper is stored in copper vessels. They have a plant where they purify water using copper. But I feel consuming water directly from vessel is beneficial this looks marketing gimmick and at the end it ended in a plastic bottle itself

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Pitstop

@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

31 Oct 22

I have to look to see if the levels they have mentioned is of any benefit or harm.

Eva James

@wolfgirl569 (135583)

• Marion, Ohio

30 Oct 22

Never heard of adding it to water.