The Simple Bottled Water TDS Guide

About this eBook

Explains total dissolved solids (TDS): what the number measures, how bottled waters fall into low, medium and high ranges, why a higher TDS doesn't automatically mean better water, and how TDS differs from mineral content and from pH. Includes a quick-reference TDS chart.

• TDS chart for bottled water
• Low, medium and high TDS explained
• TDS vs minerals and TDS vs pH
• How to read TDS on a label

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The Simple Bottled Water TDS Guide

What Total Dissolved Solids really mean — and how to read a TDS number on any bottled water label. Enter your email to get the PDF and we'll start the download right away.

• What TDS measures and why it matters
• Low, medium and high TDS brands compared
• Which TDS range fits coffee, babies, athletes and everyday drinking

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What's inside

1. Introduction
2. What Is TDS?
3. TDS Chart for Bottled Water
4. Low TDS Water Explained
5. Medium TDS Water Explained
6. High TDS Water Explained
7. Does Higher TDS Mean Better Water?
8. TDS vs Minerals
9. TDS vs pH
10. How to Read a Bottled Water TDS Label
11. Quick Reference TDS Chart
12. Common Questions

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• TDS in bottled water
• Water testing kits
• Mineral water database