Deer Park Spring Water Plastic Bottle
by Deer Park
Ranked #239 of 680 still waters.
- Lab Tested
- Yes
- Contaminants
- 13
- Minerals
- 7
- Microplastics
- High
- pH
- 6.55
- TDS
- 120 ppm
- Fluoride
- 0 mg/L
- PFAS Tested
- Yes
About
A plant-based protein powder that supports muscle recovery and overall health. It is nutrient-rich and may aid digestion but can cause allergies in sensitive individuals and may contain added sugars.
Score breakdown
How this water earned its 59/100.
- Lab report indexed · Indexed45/45
- Contaminants · 13 Flagged0/50
- Water source · Spring25/25
- Mineral preservation · No Mineral Stripping17/17
- Packaging material · Plastic2/22
- Cap material · Plastic Screw7/7
- PFAS testing · Tested5/5
Lab reports
Independent testing data backing this product's score.
Filtration & treatment
Contaminants
Barium
0.0225 mg/LToxic if ingested or inhaled, can cause muscle weakness, cardiovascular effects, and respiratory paralysis, contamination risk
Legal limit: 2 · Health guideline: 0.7
Chromium (Total)
0.00135 mg/LPotential toxicity from hexavalent chromium (Cr6+) forms, occupational inhalation toxicity, contamination risk if Cr6+ present, ingestion toxicity possible only with contaminated forms
Legal limit: 0.1 · Health guideline: 0.05
Fluoride
0.08 mg/LDental fluorosis with excessive ingestion, neurotoxicity concerns at high exposure, skeletal fluorosis in chronic high doses
Legal limit: 4 · Health guideline: 0.7
Nitrate (as NO₃⁻–N)
1.05 mg/LPotential formation of nitrosamines under acidic conditions, ingestion toxicity at high levels, methemoglobinemia risk in infants, contamination risk in drinking water
Legal limit: 10 · Health guideline: 0.14
Bromide
0.01575 mg/LToxicity from ingestion or chronic exposure, potential neurotoxicity, interference with iodine uptake affecting thyroid function, possible contamination with brominated compounds
· Health guideline: 100
Sulfate
43 mg/LSkin irritation, eye irritation, potential to disrupt skin barrier with prolonged exposure
Legal limit: 250
Gross Alpha
8.35 pCi/LInternal tissue damage and increased cancer risk due to their ionizing nature when ingested or inhaled.
Legal limit: 15
Gross Beta
7.9 pCi/LInternal tissue damage, increased cancer risk, and potential harm to the thyroid.
Legal limit: 4
Radium 226/228
0.69 pCi/LRadiation exposure, carcinogenicity, bone cancer, organ damage, radiation sickness
Legal limit: 5 · Health guideline: 0.1
Bromate
0.001 mg/LCarcinogenicity, genotoxicity, regulatory restriction, ingestion toxicity
Legal limit: 0.01 · Health guideline: 0.0001
Total Trihalomethanes
0.00047 mg/LCarcinogenic potential, contaminated drinking water, regulatory limits due to toxicity, ingestion toxicity
Legal limit: 0.08 · Health guideline: 0.00015
Chloramine
0.025 mg/LRespiratory irritation, skin irritation, potential formation of harmful disinfection by-products, possible toxic effects at high levels
Legal limit: 4 · Health guideline: 3
Chlorine
0.025 mg/LRespiratory irritation, skin irritation, eye irritation, corrosive effects, toxic by inhalation, potential for release of toxic chlorine gas
Legal limit: 4
Minerals & nutrients
Nickel
0.012 mg/LCalcium
34 mg/LSupports bone health, muscle contraction, nerve signaling
Chloride
9.1 mg/LSupports electrolyte balance, acid-base homeostasis, and proper nerve and muscle function
Magnesium
4.995 mg/LSupports muscle and nerve function, contributes to bone health, involved in enzymatic reactions
Manganese
0.007 mg/LSupports antioxidant enzyme function, bone development, and metabolism
Potassium
0.505 mg/LSupports electrolyte balance, helps regulate blood pressure, essential for nerve and muscle function
Sodium
4.83 mg/LEssential electrolyte, supports nerve transmission, aids fluid balance