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Arrowhead is a mainstream American spring water sold in 700 mL (23.7 fl oz) bottles, here in a 24-bottle carton. It is sourced from mountain springs in California, Colorado and British Columbia and mineral-enhanced for a consistent taste. The larger bottle size holds more than a typical 16.9 oz bottle, so it suits desks, cars and day packs. Against premium spring waters it is a value pick rather than a connoisseur's water; against store-brand purified water it offers spring sourcing and a recognizable taste.
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Lowest price we've seen: $56.00 on Nov 9 at Quill. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 9.
Drinkers generally describe Arrowhead as clean-tasting, ordinary spring water that does the job. Most praise comes from people buying it in bulk for home or work; criticism centers on plastic waste and the fact that it is nothing special.
Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water comes in 23.7 fl oz (700 mL) bottles, sold as a carton of 24. The bottle is sized to fit in a purse or backpack for hydration on the go.
The water is sourced from natural springs in the mountains of California, Colorado and British Columbia. It contains naturally occurring electrolytes and is enhanced with a blend of minerals for a crisp, clean taste.
The bottles are made with recycled plastic and are recyclable. This applies to the still water bottles only and excludes the label and cap.
