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 Culligan Premium Bottled Water.                           Crystal Clear, great tasting water!

You know you should drink more water, and you should avoid other beverages that can actually dehydrate the body. Research has shown that even eight glasses a day may not be enough. It's a lot easier to stay hydrated when you have crystal-clear, great tasting water on hand. Culligan makes it easy!



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Wouldn't it be nice to have great tasting water, as much as you need, delivered right to your home or office? Who can you trust to provide top-quality water with friendly, dependable service? Your Culligan Man of course!

Unwavering Quality

Count on Culligan water to taste great every time. Our water is produced under strictly monitored processing and bottling standards set by both the International Bottled Water Association and Culligan. Our reverse osmosis purification process is the leading edge in contaminant removal, able to reduce microscopic impurities and chemical elements far more effectively than the carbon filters in pitchers and faucet attachments. Culligan of Missoula, Montana has consecutively earn Excellence In Manufacturing. Excellence in manufacturing is earned by being subject to an annual, surprise inspection by the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) and scoring a 97.5% or better and is based on IBWA's Model Code of Regulations and the U.S. Food an Drug Administration's Bottled Water Standards of Identity and Food General Manufacturing Practices. This inspection is mandatory for membership to the International Bottled Water Association (IBWA). Click here if you would like to learn more about our bottle water quality.

The Secret To Culligan's Great Tasting Water

Our premium drinking water starts in a deep, protected well. The water is forced through water softening, carbon filtration, ultra violet, and reverse osmosis process that leaves the water 99.034% pure. We add back select amounts of calcium, magnesium and potassium to give our water that refreshing Culligan taste. Finally, to ensure freshness, ozone is used as a natural disinfectant. Culligan meets and exceeds all FDA,local and state requirements. Culligan is the only bottler in the state of Montana to belong to the International Bottled Water Association and meet National Sanitation Foundation approval.





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Culligan Has All The Options You Need

  • Hot-N-Cold & Cook-N-Cold Coolers
  • Purified, Spring and Drinking Water
  • 3 Gallon, 5 gallon, 1 Gallon, 0.5 Liter, And 1 Liter sizes
  • Child Safety Faucets
  • Counter Top Coolers
  • Premium Purified & Spring Water
  • 7 oz. Cups
  • Complete Delivery Service To Home And Office
  • Culligan's trademarked Care-Cap

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Types of Water

Yes, there really are different types of water. According to the International Bottled Water Association, definitions on the different types of bottled water are:4

Artesian Water: Water from a well that taps a confined aquifer (a water-bearing underground layer of rock or sand) in which the water level stands at some height above the top of the aquifer.

Spring Water: Water derived from an underground formation from which water flows naturally to the surface of the earth.

Purified Water: Water that has been produced by distillation, deionization, reverse osmosis, or other suitable processes.

Distilled Water: Water that has been vaporized into steam, then cooled to re-condense it back into water. The water's minerals are left behind, leaving only pure tasting steam-distilled water.

Mineral Water: Water that contains no less than 250 parts per million (ppm) total dissolved solids (TDS).

Sterile Water: Water, also known as sterilized water, that meets the requirements under Sterility Tests, in the United States Pharmacopeia, 23d revision.

Carbonated water products (soda water, seltzer water, sparkling water, and tonic water) are considered soft drinks and are not regulated as bottled water.

 

Bottled Water Path To Market






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