Maison Perrier Sparkling Water - 8pk/11.15 fl oz Cans
Analysis updated August 2026 · How Scout scores
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Summary
This sparkling water is primarily composed of water and carbon dioxide, indicating minimal ingredients and no harmful additives. However, it is classified as ultra-processed due to its packaging and carbonation process, which limits its score despite the absence of contaminants or artificial ingredients. The product's simplicity and lack of negative health impacts are positive, but the processing level prevents a higher rating.
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WaterNeutral
Water is a neutral ingredient in terms of health impact, primarily serving as a hydration source. It is typically processed through filtration to ensure purity and safety. In sparkling water, it acts as the base liquid, providing no additional nutrients or health benefits beyond hydration.
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Carbon dioxide is used to carbonate water, giving it a fizzy texture without adding calories or nutrients. It is generally considered safe and is a common additive in sparkling beverages. The carbonation process involves dissolving CO2 under pressure, which does not alter the nutritional profile of the water.
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