Scott, VIC
I chose alka power as my hydration when competing in 10 pin bowling events as well as an everyday source of water, I struggle with heartburn and find no issues while consuming alka power
Paul, WA
Very impressed... The taste is 'clean' which is a kind of a weird word but it is the only water I actually enjoy drinking by itself without cordial or lemon etc added to it.
Marco, Sydney
I love the design and style of bottle along with the great taste
Also hearing it aids in heartburn will be passing this information on to family and friends who suffer from it!
pH Explained.
In simple terms, pH is a measure of how acidic water is.
The pH (potential of Hydrogen) scale is a number line from zero to fourteen. Seven, in the middle of the scale, is regarded to be neutral, neither acid nor alkaline. Anything above seven on the number line is regarded to be alkaline, while anything below seven is regarded to be acidic.
The specific acidity or alkalinity of water is measured by a pH spectrum. Whilst the pH scale runs from 0-14, every point on the scale relates to a 10-fold change in acidity or alkalinity from the previous value. For example, the difference between 7 and 8 on the scale is a 10-fold change in alkalinity. A substance with a pH of 8 is, for example, 10 times more alkaline than tap water.
Important Note: Measuring a water's pH level can not be conducted utilising a Litmus strip test kit as they are designed only to indicate the existence of acid or alkaline, not its level.