Just - 100% Spring Water - 16.9 oz.

Tastes just as good as the others just water.

I have gone years of my life 20s entirely drinking at most 40oz of water per week. And that's even rare ... I've come to realize that it's because I can't bring myself to care about drinking water, because it's never excited me... until I found just water. After my last 3 month long journey of trying out various waters to try and find one I like, I finally landed on this. It is so incredibly easy to drink, I can finish a bottle so quickly, and it has become no longer a chore to drink water. I started buying this brand about 2 weeks ago, and ever since I have officially stuck to drinking 4 bottles per day, and I'd drink more if it wasn't so pricy. As I try to improve my health and take care of myself now, anything that encourages water consumption is a plus for me. So I will continue to spend the money for this. So happy to find it. Only other comment is, the larger 1L size bottles DO leak. I've never had an issue with the 16oz style. I wish these were easier to recycle as well because I just prefer the taste from the paper container than the aluminum, but it's a step in the right direction for me ... away from my only liquid being coffee 😅

My daughter loves the Just water 11.2 ounce cartons. They travel great in purse, backpack. They fit in her car cup holder. The perfect size. Great taste. Very expensive though.

Of all the waters in aluminum cans on Amazon, I found this brand to be the best value compared only to other waters with screw-top lids. It has a really fresh taste, too. I had no idea it was a Jaden Smith product until I went to reorder! I was surprised and thought, “that was probably the best thing he’s ever done.” I am confused as to where the water actually comes from because Montana is a long way from New York and why would his company pay 6x as much as anyone else for NY Municipal water? What does that have to do with mountain spring water? It’s this filtered tap water from NY? My objective for drinking water from an aluminum bottle is to reduce the amount of microplastics In consuming, but I’m not too sure there’s no plastic pipes between MT and NY. I’m just skeptical about the whole safe water industry. I ‘‘do think it’s saver being stored in aluminum cans. The cans are nice and thick and keep my water well insulated indoors. I’m not a fan of the cap because it can get really sharp. It could even cut someone. I’d buy it again, but open with care.

These are great aluminum water bottles. They can be reused but you’ll need to be careful with the type of top that’s used which leaves a rough edge on the cap and the break off ring that remains on the bottle.