Here’s where it gets real. Primo water is sold in large plastic jugs that you’re supposed to return and reuse. In theory, that’s eco-friendly. In reality, my car trunk looks like a recycling center exploded. Pro tip: If you’re like me, you’ll forget to return the jugs until they form a plastic monument in your garage. Then you feel guilty, but life goes on.
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On the health side, BPA-free plastic is the standard now, so you’re not sipping chemistry experiments. That’s a relief. But if you’re a glass-bottle snob, Primo might feel like wearing sandals with socks—functional, but not fancy.
What About the Mineral Stuff?
Primo also sells “purified water with minerals added for taste.” It’s like adding spinach to a brownie—you feel virtuous but barely notice. Your body doesn’t care if your water had a spa day. It only cares if you’re hydrated. I once drank Primo for a week and felt no different. Then I switched to tap and still no difference. My kidneys just shrugged.
But let’s be honest: sometimes we buy Primo because it’s easier than cleaning a filter. I’ve definitely bought a jug because my Brita filter was three months past due and I was too lazy to Google “how to replace it.” We’ve all been there.
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