Chlorine
- Description: Used as a disinfectant during water treatment, chlorine helps in eliminating harmful microorganisms. Although it is not a classic allergen, sensitive individuals might notice irritation or mild reactions from its taste or odor.
Fluoride
- Description: Added to water to help prevent tooth decay, fluoride is generally safe. However, in extremely rare cases, very high levels can trigger sensitivities in specific populations.
Plastic Microplastics
- Description: Tiny plastic particles can occasionally leach from the packaging. These are not traditional allergens, but ongoing research examines their potential impact on sensitive individuals.
Heavy Metals (e.g., Lead)
- Description: Trace amounts of heavy metals like lead might be present due to environmental factors or packaging materials. While not allergens in the classical sense, they can cause adverse reactions if present above safe thresholds.
Bacterial Contaminants
- Description: Despite rigorous purification, minimal levels of bacterial remnants may occasionally be detected. These are not allergens, but immuno‐sensitive individuals might experience a reaction if exposed to atypical amounts.
Silica
- Description: Naturally occurring silica may be found in trace amounts in water due to the source’s mineral content. It is not a common allergen, though in unusual cases, sensitive individuals may respond to higher levels.
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