- Is Liquid Death still water actually just water?
- Yes. It is plain still water from a natural mountain source, with no caffeine, sugar or flavoring. The difference is the aluminum can and the brand.
- How does it compare with bottled water?
- The water itself is comparable to other spring or mountain waters. The can chills faster, stays cold and is widely recycled, but you get 12 oz per can and pay more per ounce than most bottled brands.
- Can I recycle the cans?
- Yes. The cans are aluminum and infinitely recyclable. Rinse them and put them in standard curbside recycling.
- Does it need refrigeration?
- No. It is shelf-stable and can be stored at room temperature. It tastes best ice cold, which is how the brand recommends drinking it.
- What is in the box?
- Six 12 oz cans of still mountain water, 72 fluid ounces total.
- Is it good for kids or everyday hydration?
- It is caffeine-free plain water, so it is fine for everyday drinking. The cost per ounce is the main reason to treat it as an occasional buy rather than a household staple.
- Where is the Liquid Death Still Mountain Water 6-Pack 12oz Cans cheapest?
- At Thrive Market, for $6.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Liquid Death Still Mountain Water 6-Pack 12oz Cans?
- Buyers like: Tastes cleaner than most bottled brands, crisp and fresh; Aluminum keeps it colder longer; No plastic taste. Common complaints: Expensive.
- Where can I buy the Liquid Death Still Mountain Water 6-Pack 12oz Cans?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Thrive Market.