Information on the product

I. Characteristics of the natural mineral water  

Bílina acidulous water (Bílinská kyselka), one of the most valuable mineral waters, springs in the Bohemian Mid-Mountain Range near Bílina municipality, and is pumped from a depth of 190,8 meters. It is due to deep and technically excellent collection that the water is fully sterile, free and clear of all germs whatsoever, filled in PET bottles in purely natural state, and under constant laboratory control.  Both in Europe and abroad, Bílina acidulous water has been well-liked for over 3 centuries. As far back as in 16th century, it used to be filled in jugs made of clay; these would be tightened with heated wax and dispatched to customers in far-flung parts of Europe. The reason why Bílina acidulous water is so eagerly received is largely the fact that – in the water – healing effects are supported by the pleasant properties of the said table water.  Bílina acidulous water ranks among natural alkaline acid-carbonate acidulous waters with a high concentration of mineral agents (5-7 grams per litre). While kations are represented by particularly natrium, potassium, calcium, magnesium and iron, anions comprise chloride, sulphate, fluoride and hydrocarbonate. The temperature of water rising from the earth ranges between 17 - 20 °C.


II. Use

  Healing mineral waters constitute a great present of the nature – through the conjugation and combination of v variety of salts inherent in the waters, they have an effective impact in a number of instances where individual components would otherwise fail to prove successful. As a mineral water, Bílina acidulous water disposes of absolutely unique properties, and being fairly rich in carbonate acid gas, of luscious taste and durability, it is suitable for domestic drinking treatment.   As other mineral waters, when drunk regularly, it will satisfy the daily requirement of your organism by supplying it – in an amount of 1 - 1,5 litters – 10 - 15 grams of mineral agents such as, e.g., calcium, phosphorus, iron, potassium, natrium or magnesium.

III. Diagnosis-related usage

IV. Chemical analysis - mg/1000 ml