Bottled Water Recall Tracker: What Is Actually Recalled Right Now
Quick answer As of August 16, 2026, one bottled water recall is active in the United States: Valley Springs Artesian Gold, LLC…
Read full guideIndependent PFAS test results for bottled water and sparkling water brands, plus what the numbers mean against EPA limits. Where no published test exists, we say so.
Quick answer As of August 16, 2026, one bottled water recall is active in the United States: Valley Springs Artesian Gold, LLC…
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Polar Seltzer tested at 6.41 ppt total PFAS in 2020, second-highest of any sparkling water. But that figure is six years old, it does…
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Great Value has three water lines: purified and distilled (likely low PFAS) and spring (untested, higher-risk). None is publicly tested — here is what…
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Ozarka has no published PFAS test, but as a Texas natural spring water made like Deer Park and Poland Spring, it likely sits in…
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Crystal Geyser has no published PFAS test, but as spring water it likely sits in the 1-2 ppt range. Plus its 2020 hazardous-waste conviction,…
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Zephyrhills has no published PFAS test, but as a Florida natural spring water made like Deer Park and Poland Spring, it likely sits in…
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Voss has no published PFAS test, but as artesian water from a protected aquifer it likely sits in the low trace range like Fiji.…
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Arrowhead has no published PFAS test, but as a natural spring water made like Deer Park and Poland Spring, it likely sits in the…
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Deer Park measured about 1.2 ppt total PFAS — legal, but above the recommended threshold and 2-3x purified brands. Why natural spring water tests…
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Nestlé Pure Life measured about 1.0 ppt total PFAS — legal, but at the recommended threshold and roughly double Aquafina or Dasani. Why a…
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