Mountain Valley Spring Water: PFAS Testing & the 2025 Class Action (2026)
Mountain Valley shows no detectable PFAS — but a 2025 class action alleges arsenic, uranium and bromoform. Both are true. The actual numbers.
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.
Mountain Valley shows no detectable PFAS — but a 2025 class action alleges arsenic, uranium and bromoform. Both are true. The actual numbers.
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Essentia tested at 0.2 ppt PFAS — 20x below the EPA limit. But the alkaline and antioxidant claims don't hold up the same way.
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No published PFAS test exists for Smartwater — but vapor distillation removes PFAS by physical mechanism. Why that inference is stronger than most.
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Evian has been independently tested for PFAS, but microplastics rate high. A court ruled "natural spring water" describes the source, not purity.
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FDA sampling found PFOA and PFOS below quantification limits in Fiji water. But a 2025 lawsuit alleges microplastics and BPA in the bottles.
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The 10 safest bottled water brands of 2026, ranked by purity, PFAS testing, source, and packaging. Mountain Valley, Evian and Fiji rank top —…
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No independent lab has published a PFAS number for Waterloo. Here's why, what the brand has said, and how to decide without it.
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All 12 sparkling water brands with published PFAS lab data, ranked. Spindrift tested lowest at 0.19 ppt; Polar highest at 6.41 ppt.
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Topo Chico tested highest for PFAS (9.76 ppt) in 2020, then improved to ~3.9 ppt. What the data says about PFAS, sodium and daily…
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Poland Spring tested at 1.66 ppt PFAS in Consumer Reports' 2020 study — but Nestlé said it found none. Meanwhile a federal judge refused…
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