Get Back To The Ice Age For Pure Refreshment
Spring is here and summer will be right after. As the hotter months of the year approach make sure you have the most refreshing water around. Ice Age Glacial, an ultra-pure water sourced from ancient glaciers within the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, has debuted in North America including select U.S. and Canadian markets.
What sets Ice Age Glacial apart from spring water is its purity, smoothness and low mineral content — with the lowest amount of total dissolved solids (4 PPM) out of any bottled water in the marketplace. Ice Age Glacial water is nitrate-free, sodium-free and chlorine-free.
1.6 million years ago during the beginning of the last Ice Age, vast parts of Canada were covered by glaciers. Today, despite that the last Ice Age ended nearly 10,000 years ago, many mountains still rise to heavily glaciated peaks across Canada, including the largest temperature-latitude ice fields in the world.
Pure glacial water sources are very rare. 200 kilometers Northwest of Vancouver in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, the ancient icefields of the Toba Inlet form the source of Ice Age Glacial water. Natural glacial water of unmatched purity is collected as it naturally melts and flows from the edges of the towering and ancient glaciers in the Toba Inlet deep in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia; land protected by government and secluded in nature, shielded from civilization and industry. As the water falls, it is collected, which results in naturally pure glacial water with a low mineral content, yet still containing rare minerals only found in ancient glaciers.
For more info visit their website at iceageglacial.com
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