Product Details
- Wildalp Pure Spring Water Baby is a naturally pure, low-mineral spring water from the Styrian Alps, specially developed for babies and infants.
- The water features extremely low sodium content, no nitrates, and balanced minerals, making it suitable for preparing baby food and infant formula.
- Bottled directly at the protected spring in Austria, it offers ready-to-use convenience without the need for boiling.
- With a high natural oxygen content and gentle mineralization, it provides refreshing hydration for babies and the whole family.
- Packaged in a 1000 ml PET bottle, it is ideal for everyday use at home or while traveling.
Key Features:
- Baby-Specific Formulation: Designed for infants and young children with low and balanced mineralization that is gentle on developing bodies.
- Extremely Low Sodium: Particularly low sodium content supports appropriate mineral intake for babies and is suitable for preparing baby food.
- Nitrate-Free Purity: Free from nitrates and strictly controlled to meet European infant water standards for safety and quality.
- No Boiling Required: Can be used directly for mixing formula, cereals, instant teas, and baby juices without prior boiling.
- Natural Spring Source: Sourced from protected karst springs in the Hochschwab mountains in the Styrian Alps and naturally filtered through limestone rock layers.
- Balanced Mineral Profile: Contains magnesium (13 mg/l), calcium (46 mg/l), sodium (2.3 mg/l), potassium (<1.0 mg/l), and sulphate (13 mg/l), providing a gentle mineral balance.
- High Natural Oxygen Content: Naturally high oxygen content contributes to a fresh, clean taste that encourages regular hydration.
- 100% Spring Water: Contains only 100% pure natural spring water with no additives, flavors, or sweeteners.
- Convenient 1000 ml Bottle: Practical 1000 ml PET bottle offers a family-friendly size for daily use and baby food preparation.
- Austrian Origin: Bottled in Austria from untouched underground watercourses, ensuring consistent quality and traceable origin.
