Just stopped by today at the local Costco Wholesale in Fountain Valley, CA, and I came across a 24-pack of La Croix sparkling water for $6.49. Normally going for $8.99, and the deal ends on May 5, 2024.
Product link (for reference only, deal is in-store):
https://www.costco.com/lacroix-sp...06574.html
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If you can find it, this is cheaper than the Amazon deal from earlier this week of 12pk for $3.75 [$7.50 for 24]
Edit: Per a 2020 Consumer Reports study, most sparkling water brands had on average around 1ppt (1 part per trillion) of PFAS, below the EPA voluntary threshold of 70ppt (Biden actually just set new rules this week of 4 ppt). Might have something to do with the carbonation process? There were some worse offenders in their report. Link here [consumerreports.org]
"The problem is the accumulation. These substances don't ever break down in your body so even tiny, tiny, tiny amounts each time you take a drink of water over your lifetime is going to keep adding up, leading to potential health effects."
If you can find it, this is cheaper than the Amazon deal from earlier this week of 12pk for $3.75 [$7.50 for 24]
Edit: Per a 2020 Consumer Reports study, most sparkling water brands had on average around 1ppt (1 part per trillion) of PFAS, below the EPA voluntary threshold of 70ppt (Biden actually just set new rules this week of 4 ppt). Might have something to do with the carbonation process? There were some worse offenders in their report. Link here [consumerreports.org]
"The problem is the accumulation. These substances don't ever break down in your body so even tiny, tiny, tiny amounts each time you take a drink of water over your lifetime is going to keep adding up, leading to potential health effects."
It is often the water source that is the contamination problem. If buying any bottled beverage, I recommend checking the source with the bottler/producer or buying products that are RO or distilled first.
FYI, the EPA enacted MCLG is 0 ppt for PFOS and PFOA. It will now be on states and municipalities to test, report, and reign in industrial contamination to municipal water supply.
https://www.epa.gov/system/files/...9.24v1.pdf
https://www.epa.gov/system/files/...9.24v1.pdf
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If you can find it, this is cheaper than the Amazon deal from earlier this week of 12pk for $3.75 [$7.50 for 24]
Edit: Per a 2020 Consumer Reports study, most sparkling water brands had on average around 1ppt (1 part per trillion) of PFAS, below the EPA voluntary threshold of 70ppt (Biden actually just set new rules this week of 4 ppt). Might have something to do with the carbonation process? There were some worse offenders in their report. Link here [consumerreports.org]
"The problem is the accumulation. These substances don't ever break down in your body so even tiny, tiny, tiny amounts each time you take a drink of water over your lifetime is going to keep adding up, leading to potential health effects."
Not sure if this is a SoCal thing or at Costco everywhere.
I still ended up buying them at Ralph's (Kroger) instead as it was worth it to spend a little more to only get the flavors that I really want.
If your Costco still has the pack with key lime, passion fruit and tangerine it's a pretty good one but I agree the lemoncello one is horrible.