ComparisonDecember 5, 2024 • 6 min read
Kangen Water vs Bottled Water: The Ultimate Comparison
❌ Bottled Water
- • pH: 5.5-7.0 (often acidic)
- • Expensive over time
- • Environmental waste
- • Potential plastic contamination
- • Limited to drinking only
✅ Kangen Water
- • pH: 8.5-9.5 (alkaline)
- • Cost-effective long-term
- • Eco-friendly
- • Freshly ionized daily
- • 5 types of water
Cost Comparison
5-Year Cost Analysis:
Bottled Water (Family of 4):
$2/day per person × 4 people × 365 days × 5 years = $14,600
Kangen K8 Machine:
Initial investment: $4,980
5-year electricity: ~$750
Total: $5,730
Savings: $8,870 over 5 years!
Environmental Impact
Bottled Water:
- Americans use 50 billion plastic bottles per year
- Only 23% are recycled
- Takes 450+ years for plastic to decompose
- Requires 3x the water to produce the bottle than it contains
Kangen Water:
- Zero plastic waste
- Eliminates thousands of bottles per year
- Sustainable 30-year lifespan
- Reduces carbon footprint
Health Quality
Bottled Water Concerns:
- Often just filtered tap water
- Acidic pH can contribute to body acidity
- Microplastics from bottle leaching
- No antioxidant properties
- Stale, not freshly ionized
Kangen Water Benefits:
- Alkaline pH (8.5-9.5)
- Rich in molecular hydrogen
- Antioxidant properties
- Micro-clustered for better absorption
- Freshly produced daily
Versatility
Bottled water serves one purpose: drinking. Kangen Water machines provide 5 types of water:
- Strong Kangen (11.5 pH): Natural cleaning
- Kangen (8.5-9.5 pH): Healthy drinking
- Clean (7.0 pH): Medications, baby formula
- Beauty (4.0-6.0 pH): Skin and hair care
- Strong Acidic (2.5 pH): Sanitizing
The Verdict
While bottled water offers convenience, Kangen Water provides superior value in every category:
- ✅ Better health benefits
- ✅ Significant cost savings
- ✅ Environmental responsibility
- ✅ Multiple uses beyond drinking
- ✅ Long-term investment in health
Make the Switch Today
Stop buying bottles. Start saving money and the environment.
Get Started with Kangen