Ingredient
Purified vapor-distilled water
What is Purified vapor-distilled water?
Purified vapor-distilled water is water that has been purified through a distillation process. This involves heating the water to create steam, which is then cooled to return it to a liquid form, removing impurities and minerals in the process.
It is commonly used in bottled water products and various cleaning applications due to its purity. Health-wise, vapor-distilled water lacks minerals found in natural water, which is a point of debate regarding its nutritional value and taste.
On labels, this type of water is often highlighted for its purity, appealing to consumers looking for contaminant-free water options.
Commonly found in: Bottled water, Medical and laboratory settings, Cosmetics, Household cleaning products, Humidifiers
Benefits
- Provides a very pure form of water, free from contaminants and minerals.
The FDA considers distilled water safe for consumption and does not impose additional regulations beyond standard water purity requirements.
Some studies suggest a lack of minerals in distilled water might lower its nutritional benefit, though it is free from impurities.
Being purely water, it is suitable for vegans and contains no animal-derived components.
Sources: Bottled Water Regulation and Standards · Water, Hydration, and Health
Scout's take
Very clean base water.
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