2025 Results
Transform Your Water Quality with NuSorc
This educational program has been crafted by John Gilcrease placing your health as priority. After recognizing a demand following his viral "Plastic Bottle" TikTok video. TikTok has since deleted his page briefly after that one video received 18.6 million likes.
Allow John to guide you to a tailored solution strictly from your Source Water results, don't settle for subpar products that you've been deceived and accustomed to for years.
The Best Water Solutions In 3 Easy Steps
1: Purchase Your Water Report
Make a inexpensive one-time investment for your peace of mind and let John Gilcrease, a seasoned bottling plant licensing expert with over 32 years of experience, analyze your city's water report. He’ll meticulously review the details and levels to provide your best solution.
2: Receive Expert Advice
After analyzing your source water, you will receive a comprehensive analysis of your water quality along with your source levels. You'll receive a recommendation for (On the counter, inline-under the counter, whole house system, as well as on the go solutions) that are tailored specifically for your home. All of these solutions will correspond with your (GPD) gallons per day usage.
3: Purchase Your Filtration Unit
Finally, you'll receive a personalized email with product links tailored to your specific water report. These links will feature reputable retailers and their pricing details for your convenience.
Exclusive Benefits
Experience expert-level support in maintaining your filtration system, just as our professionals do in a bottling facility. We'll also provide timely reminders to keep your water quality in check.
What People Say About NuSorc Water Solutions
Choose the Right Solution Now!
* Water Analysis Report Review
* Tailored Filtration Plan customized for your Water Source
- Receive a complete overview of your water levels
- On Counter Recommendations
- Under Counter Recommendations
- Whole House Recommendations
- Shower Head Recommendations
Quick & Easy Checkout
Complete your purchase in just a few clicks.
The Truth About Popular Water Brands
IMG_4790.jpeg/:/rs=w:800)
Dasani — Rating: 2/10
Manufacturer: The Coca-Cola Company Highlights: Widely available, consistent taste, affordable price point. Concerns: Municipally sourced tap water that is filtered but not deeply purified. Contains added minerals (magnesium sulfate, potassium chloride) that alter taste artificially. Packaged in single-use plastic — microplastic contamination risk confirmed in studies.
IMG_4791.jpeg/:/rs=w:800)
Manufacturer: PepsiCo Highlights: Purified via reverse osmosis, widely distributed nationwide. Concerns: Sourced directly from public tap water. The purification strips beneficial minerals entirely. Plastic packaging is a significant environmental and health concern. No added mineral balance — essentially stripped water with no nutritional value.
IMG_4792.jpeg/:/rs=w:800)
Manufacturer: The Wonderful Company Highlights: Sourced from an artesian aquifer in Fiji. Naturally filtered through volcanic rock. Contains naturally occurring silica and electrolytes. Concerns: Extremely high carbon footprint due to global shipping. Premium price with inconsistent mineral levels batch to batch. Plastic bottle waste remains a serious concern.
IMG_4794.jpeg/:/rs=w:800)
Evian — Rating: 5/10
Manufacturer: Danone (France) Highlights: Sourced from the French Alps. Naturally filtered over 15 years through glacial rock. Consistent mineral profile — calcium, magnesium, and bicarbonate rich. Concerns: Single-use plastic packaging. High shipping emissions. Premium pricing. Mineral levels may be too high for individuals on low-sodium or low-mineral diets.
IMG_4795.jpeg/:/rs=w:800)
Brita Filtered — Rating: 2/10
Manufacturer: Brita GmbH (subsidiary of Clorox in the US) Highlights: Reduces chlorine taste, lead, and some contaminants. Cost-effective compared to bottled water. Reusable pitcher reduces plastic waste. Concerns: Does NOT remove all contaminants — fluoride, pharmaceuticals, and microplastics often pass through. Filter replacement is frequently neglected by consumers. Not tailored to your specific source water.
IMG_4796.jpeg/:/rs=w:800)
Smartwater — Rating: 9/10
Manufacturer: The Coca-Cola Company
Highlights: Vapor-distilled for purity. Electrolytes added for taste. Clean, crisp flavor profile.
Concerns: Vapor distillation removes everything — including beneficial minerals. Electrolytes re-added are minimal and synthetic. Municipal tap water source. Single-use plastic packaging with microplastic contamination risk. Aluminum can is a better choice
IMG_4797.jpeg/:/rs=w:800)
Voss — Rating: 7/10
Manufacturer: Voss of Norway Highlights: Sourced from an artesian aquifer in Southern Norway. Very low TDS (total dissolved solids) — extremely pure. Iconic glass bottle option available. Concerns: Extremely low mineral content means little nutritional value from the water itself. Glass version is fragile and costly. Plastic version carries same microplastic risks. High cost for what is essentially ultra-pure water.
IMG_4798.jpeg/:/rs=w:800)
Manufacturer: BlueTriton Brands (formerly Nestlé) Highlights: Natural spring source in Maine. Affordable and widely available across the Northeast. Concerns: Nestlé (now BlueTriton) has faced lawsuits over mislabeled 'spring' water. Inconsistent sourcing across product lines. Plastic packaging. No certified third-party testing published for consumers. Ownership transfer raised quality oversight questions.
IMG_4800.jpeg/:/rs=w:800)
Mountain Valley Spring Water — Rating: 9/10
Manufacturer: Mountain Valley (subsidiary of BlueTriton Brands)
Highlights: Sourced from a natural spring in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas. Consistent mineral profile — calcium, magnesium, and potassium naturally present. Available in glass bottles, eliminating plastic contamination risk entirely. One of the oldest and most respected American spring water brands.
Concerns: Plastic bottle option carries standard microplastic risks. BlueTriton (formerly Nestlé) ownership raises some oversight concerns. Glass bottle version is premium-priced. Limited distribution outside the Southeast and premium retailers.
Don't See Your Brand? Get a Personal Assessment From John.
John Gilcrease has analyzed thousands of water products over 32 years in bottling plant licensing. Submit your brand name and receive a detailed personal breakdown — rating, concerns, highlights, and manufacturer background — delivered directly to your inbox.