Jon Drinks Water #6402 NutraPre Prenatal Alkaline Water VS Eureka Springs 100% Steam Distilled Water

"Jon Drinks Water #6402 NutraPre Prenatal Alkaline Water VS Eureka Springs 100% Steam Distilled Water" is a water-comparison tournament video from Jon Drinks Water, episode #6402 of the series.

Featured waters

Eureka Springs 100 Steam Distilled, Nutrapre Prenatal Alkaline.

Winner: Nutrapre Prenatal Alkaline.

What Jonathan decided

Winner = NutraPre Prenatal Alkaline Water ("okay I'm gonna say that the winner is the nura pre water... I prefer the taste of the vitamins over the taste of plastic material... so congratulations NutraPre... moving on to the next round"). Eureka Springs = runner-up: slight plastic/gallon-jug taste ("it's not terrible like Crystal Lake water but it does have the slight taste of this kind of material"), though the best distilled water he's had (Crystal Lake once made him gag).

Eureka Springs 100 Steam Distilled

NutraPre won because Jonathan preferred the taste of its vitamins over plastic. But Eureka Springs earned a real compliment as runner-up: it was not terrible like Crystal Lake, which once made him gag, and he called it the best distilled water he had ever had.

About Eureka Springs 100 Steam Distilled

Research could not find reliable information for a bottled water brand by this name. Ozarka spring water was founded in Eureka Springs, Arkansas in 1905, but that is a spring water brand, not a steam-distilled one, so the connection is unclear.

Nutrapre Prenatal Alkaline

NutraPre won #6402, and the quote says it all: "I prefer the taste of the vitamins over the taste of plastic material." Eureka Springs was the runner-up with a slight plastic gallon-jug taste, though it was the best distilled water I had tried (Crystal Lake once made me gag). Vitamins beat plastic. Congratulations, NutraPre.

About Nutrapre Prenatal Alkaline

NutraPre (H2Nano, LLC, Brighton, Tennessee) was a prenatal vitamin alkaline water launched nationally in May 2016. Alkaline pH 9.0 water with nano-encapsulated prenatal vitamins (folate, B6, C, B12, iodine) that looked and tasted like plain water, marketed to prevent morning sickness. The trademark was cancelled in 2023 for non-use, so the brand appears to be discontinued.