blk. Natural Mineral Alkaline Water, ph8+ Bioavailable Fulvic & Humic Acid Extract, Trace Minerals, Electrolytes, to Hydrate, Repair, and Restore Cells & Essential Minerals, 16.9oz 24pk

I believe myself to be a type of “Water Expert”. I mean, I’ve been drinking water since I was a baby. I’ve probably had tap water from countries no one should drink tap water from, and I’ve had water from streams that should never be touched by humans.This water tastes like...Well, it tastes like water. It tastes like very clean hyper-filtered water, especially when chilled. There’s a hint of an earthy taste, and it feels a touch heavier than most bottled water, but overall it’s right where it should be.I like it, because it makes me feel well hydrated with a bit of a “natural” feeling energy kick. Maybe, it’s a placebo. Maybe, not. I’ve had enough of these to believe the naturally clean and lighter sense of well-being is because I decided to go Black, and I may not go back.

What a great find! It makes a "huge difference in my overall feeling of energetic well being." Taste like deep waters to me. But then, I don't drink just for taste, i drink it because I get results.Why is black fulvic acid water is important? I wanted to know, so here it is.1) "Our cells are designed to run at -25 millivolts of electron donor, when the voltage drops to +30 millivolts of electron stealer, a cell-wall-deficient bad microbe form appears and disease is the result. Dropping voltage causes oxygen levels to drop and the results are chronic diseases, including the inability to make new cells to repair those that are worn out or damaged. Fulvic electrical potential has been measured in a laboratory showing impressive conductivity of 132,600 uS/cm @ 25 degrees centigrade.2. Fulvic acids are poly-electrolytes and are unique colloids that diffuse easily through membranes whereas all other colloids do not.3. Purified water is necessary when ingesting fulvic acid whether in liquid or pill form.4.Treated water (chlorination process) destroys the fulvic acid and creates a toxic side effect,

So, I got my delivery today, and it's a cold day, so I didn't worry hardly anything about refrigeration and popped my first one open right away, stowing 6 others away in the fridge, and giving one to my brother. I try it, and, like many of the others have said, it tasted like normal bottled water, having that mineral taste that I tend to dislike about bottled water; I trudged through it anyway, and sitting, here, with a nearly finished first bottle, I'm feeling better than I did this morning. I have been suffering through sinus problems and a sore throat all week, and it suddenly is gone.I'm not saying that is was caused by the water, but I'm not doubting that it didn't help. Getting past the color and the metallic taste, this product is fine and I'd recommend it to just about anyone.

I loved this when it first came out because it was the only water that actually almost tasted like the water in Iceland. (I went on a month-long trip around the island and really missed the flavor of the tap water when I got back to the US.) I’ve been buying these every month for over a year now. The 12 packs are no longer available on Prime, so this time I bought the 24 pack and they don’t taste quite the same. Not bad, but it tastes just like regular distilled water... for an insanely high price. Because of the difference this time, I decided to test the pH levels. The pH level is 6, not 8 as advertised on the bottles. 6 is at least still in the neutral zone, but it’s on the acidic side - definitely not alkaline. They used to be sold in single bottles at my local grocery store but haven’t been in stock for many months. I was buying the 12 packs on amazon for the convenience of delivery, but again, now no longer available. I don’t know if I will order these again. I have a feeling there’re going to be, or already are, discontinued anyway. I’m really bummed - it used to be my favorite.

I really like this water. I do not find there is an aftertaste at all. I just ordered my second case. I drink one bottle a day in the morning after laying on my himalaya acupressure mat. I notice a difference in how I feel after adding the BLK water! I think trace minerals are often overlooked and so important. We dont get enough of them anymore in our diets because of the soils being so depleted of vital nutrients. I think drinking this water is a great way to replenish what mother nature intended for us. As for all the people complaining of the taste-I dont taste it but even if I did I would still drink it for the health benefits. Would you rather come down with a nutritional deficiency disease??? Then you I think you would really have something to complain about!!!

I ordered the blk water about a month ago but was afraid to try it! I finally opened the box and stocked the fridge with it. A few days later, I cracked open my first bottle and took my chances. I gotta say, this was good water. It tasted like regular water with NO discernable aftertase (closer to Dasani than Ice Mountain which, I think, has a NASTY aftertaste). I've read the reviews here about an oily or muddy texture or flavor and honestly, I don't know what those people are talking about. I've got a pretty sensitive palate and neither me nor anyone in my family detected any residual mouth feel. My only gripe was the bottles looked pretty beat up. It's a nice heavy plastic bottle with a rich sheen to it, but my bottles were quite scratched up -- especially around the top curve. It just cheapened the feel for me. Since I have to order the product from Amazon -- at $55 a case, with S&H, I'm not sure I'll be reordering. If I could find it at a retailer here in Chicagoland, I'd definitely repurchase, because it's so cool looking -- and could make a really fun cocktail.