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Is it necessary to add mineral drops to my Reverse osmosis water?

Is it necessary to add mineral drops to my Reverse osmosis water?

Asked 2 years ago

My husband wants to improve the quality of our home water, so he bought us a reverse osmosis system. I like how I know the water is pure, but I'm concerned that the system is too effective at removing impurities. I'm thinking about adding minerals back into my water, but I'm unsure if it's necessary.

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Cameron-Leigh Henning

Tuesday, February 21, 2023

Cameron researches and writes on a wide range of subjects, with specialization in alternative health and wellness.

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Reverse osmosis is a highly effective filtration system that does remove all the essential minerals from water, as well as the impurities. It is recommended to remineralize your water with mineral drops to ensure your body is getting all the nutrients it needs.

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