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Acidulated water

Acidulated water, from acidulated springs, is natural mineral water that by nature contains at least 250 mg/l of carbon dioxide. They may not be treated in any additional form, with the exception of the further addition of carbonic acid.

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Mineralienstein mit Calcium, Magnesium und Hydrogencarbonat

You can see which and how many minerals a mineral water contains on label of the bottle. However, the mineral calculator allows you easily and quickly compare nearly 500 international waters.

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