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I name this title acidic water, due to the fact that this product produces a 0 TDS, only by filtering it through an acid filter, producing a 4.0 pH water. I really didn't know to much about water, but I work for a lab, and have pH testers at hand, and was curious on how the zero water, can make that "0.0", that it shows on the meter. It really shows 0.0. So, I tested tap...it was like 279 TDS and a 8.5 pH, I tested the zero water 0.0 TDS 4.0pH. Okay...so...what happened? I have an alkaline filter as well at home, so that is a 079 TDS reading with a 8.5 pH. I tested bottled water... 075TDS 7.5 pH. Why does zero water produce acid water...? From the U.S EPA website it states; " The term pH is a measure of the concentration of hydrogen ions in a diluted solution. It can range from 0 to 14, with 7 denoting a neutral value. Acidic water has a pH below 7; alkaline water, above 7. The health effects of pH on drinking water depend upon where the pH falls within its range. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which classifies pH as a secondary drinking water standard, recommends a pH between 6.5 and 8.5 for drinking water." To get the best quality water for your body - as stated you need between 6.5 and 8.5, which is more on the neutral/alkaline way. This allows your cells to absorb more of the water molecules, which then absorbs better into your organs. I am planning to return this product soon.