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Regarding the inspection indicators for bottled drinking water

2011-08-21View Original

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I would like to have the bottled drinking water (mineral water) in the office tested for various parameters to see if it meets the required standards and whether its consumption could cause any harm. I would like to ask those of you working in the environmental field: could anyone advise me on which standards should be referred to? Or what are the indicators that need to be considered? Thank you!
Reply #22011-08-22
Stop checking; after you check, you won’t dare to drink it! Because I checked it before, and its hardness was even higher than that of water produced industrially! Is there anything else you want to check?
Reply #32011-08-22
Reply to 3# gao0xxx1985: I checked the standards in GB 19298; I’m not sure if they are suitable.
Reply #42011-08-24
The standards for bottled drinking water are higher than those for tap water.
Reply #52011-08-25
GB 19298 is the standard for bottled drinking water.

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