Q: <strong>How can I be sure that Water Preserver<sup>TM</sup> works?</strong>

A: Water Preserver™ was tested for 10 years in a scientific program of laboratory sample analysis and field-testing to ensure its effectiveness for 5-year water storage. Water Preserver™ is registered and licensed by both and federal state EPA's as effective for the long-term storing of water, in addition to killing bacteria, viruses, mold and fungus. Used nationwide, from homes, school districts and corporations to water districts, public utilities and major cities, <strong><em>Water Preserver™ is the #1 recommended product of emergency professionals.</em></strong>

Q: <strong>What about products that don't have an EPA Registration Number on the label?</strong>

A: <em>Any </em>product claiming to kill micro organisms in drinking water must be scientifically <em>tested</em>and <em>proven</em> to be effective. Product test data must then be evaluated and approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which then registers <em>all </em>products of this type. <em>Be alert to products that have no EPA registration number on the label.</em>

Q: <strong>What about those new "oxygen" type products for water storage?</strong>

A: Beware; some of these products make unproven claims that range from killing bacteria to curing disease! <em>Water Preserver<sup>TM</sup> was the first and only product of its kind registered and licensed as effective for 5-year water storage.</em> Water Preserver<sup>TM</sup> is formulated specifically for water storage, and has been scientifically tested and proven in over 12 years of actual emergency water storage use. <em>Accept no substitutes</em>.

Q: <strong>How does Water Preserver<sup>TM</sup> research and testing compare with other products?</strong>

A: No other product has been as extensively tested or shown to be as effective for water storage as Water Preserver™. After an exhausting evaluation, Water Preserver™ is registered and licensed by both and federal state EPA's as effective for the long-term storing of water, in addition to killing bacteria, viruses, mold and fungus.

Q: <strong>Why can't I just use common household "bleach" to store my drinking water?</strong>

A: Common household bleach is an industrial-grade product that is not tested, approved, or recommended by the manufacturer for safe consumer use in drinking water. Water Preserver™ is manufactured with high-purity ingredients using a proprietary process to produce a highly effective form of <em>stabilized and pH-balanced S</em>odium hypochlorite. The product is safety-sealed and date-coded to insure purity and potency, and it’s g<em>uaranteed 100% effective.</em>

Q:<strong> Don't some emergency manuals suggest using "bleach"?</strong>

A: <strong>Don't be confused by this!</strong> Some sources (including the American Red Cross) recommend using 'bleach' to disinfect questionable water in an emergency situation--when there are no other sources of safe water--<em>not for long-term water storage. </em>Avoid this dangerous situation by storing water now!

Q: <strong>What about product safety?</strong>

A: <strong>Approved for Drinking Water. </strong>Water Preserver<sup>TM</sup> is manufactured from materials approved for use in drinking water. Water Preserver<sup>TM</sup> is manufactured with a multi-step process, using<em>high-purity ingredients </em>and <em>laboratory analysis to insure potency</em>.

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<strong>CONSUMER TIPS FOR WATER STORAGE</strong>

<em>1)       Avoid any unlicensed products that have no EPA registration number on the label.</em>

<em>2)       A product that claims to kill bacteria may not be suitable for use in drinking water or long-term storage.</em>

<em>3)   </em><em>Make sure a product's claims are supported by certified results of actual testing for long-term storage.</em>