Comments on: The Biggest ISSUES With BLK Water (Do NOT Buy!)

By: Ted

Ted — Mon, 09 Jan 2023 14:00:52 +0000

In reply to John. It doesn't make sense and you have dropped everyones IQ who reads you comment by 2 points.

By: Ultimate

Ultimate — Wed, 03 Aug 2022 11:31:16 +0000

It is weird to look at however, it has no smell or real flavor. Oddly enough, I like it. I’ve only tried one bottle so far. It has a clean taste a little different from those pricey bottled waters. My go to is Kirklands alkaline so I had alkaline to compare this to…blk holds up. So far no complaints here.

By: John

John — Thu, 14 Jul 2022 20:39:09 +0000

My roommate got some and gave me one. It really has no taste or after taste. It just feels wet. Even water has a bit of a taste but when I tried this it was like drinking air but wet if that makes sense.

By: LP

LP — Thu, 30 Jun 2022 19:49:37 +0000

This water was first recommended to me by a friend that had gout. I was very skeptical about drinking it until he recommended it. As a diabetic I need as much fluids as I can get. So his experience where it helped him and his condition made me say I’ll try it. I like to drink water that has no sugar but is enjoyable to drink. Electrolyte water as frustrating as using plastic water bottles is does make a difference in my health. When I drink blk water it helps my hydration in that I can drink and feel much better. I understand that’s not everyone’s experience but this is mine. I got the drops so I can put in my water bottle and take a few plastic bottles out of my carbon footprint.

By: Sharon King

Sharon King — Wed, 15 Jun 2022 04:47:42 +0000

I tried it, I love it. I don’t drink it all day, but I do try to drink at least 1 a day. I haven’t run across anything in it, I have drank it without shaking it, mostly because I forgot.

By: Jay Seaton

Jay Seaton — Sat, 19 Mar 2022 22:03:14 +0000

This is one of those products that claim to benefit almost everything that’s wrong with you. (that should be clue number one). Fulvic is still found everywhere although the adverts for BLK say otherwise. Fulvic acid is nothing more than rot. That all being said, there are safety concerns about how much you should drink, its reactions to medications you may be taking. I bought this and drank it for 3 days and found nothing amazing about it except that it tasted ok. Some research shows the human body does not need fulvic acid in the first place. I believe fulvic acid water products are just a gimmick, like activated charcoal toothpaste.

By: Gavin

Gavin — Sun, 06 Mar 2022 21:20:09 +0000

In reply to Ash. Where you buy it? because I dont trust amazon.

By: Kathleen m

Kathleen m — Sun, 20 Feb 2022 17:56:26 +0000

I had purchased a bottle of the bell I was very happy with the taste and hoping that this will be beneficial but as I got down towards the bottom there was a very slimy creepy looking thing that I had to instantly spit out I have read from some of the other reviews that it is a mineral I need to call the company because it’s very gross but overall the taste was very good

By: Beverly

Beverly — Mon, 14 Feb 2022 23:49:52 +0000

I have never tried blk water but I have been taking fulvic and humic acid liquid from a 1 ml dropper for about two years daily. This acid does amazing things for me. At first, I noticed my teeth had this sheen to them and two teeth in particular tightened up. I was shocked by that. The other thing I noticed is when I have a glass of wine or any alcoholic beverage, i don’t get sick like I usually do. I just get a nauseated feeling. I’ve never been able to drink so when I want to, I keep it to one drink only but I will still feel some sick feeling. Two drinks, impossible. Will end up in bed and feeling miserable. Since taking these acids I can actually drink and enjoy the nice feeling alcohol gives without any sickness whatsoever. And I even can have 2 drinks. I haven’t tried 3 yet. So these acids do something to improve weak areas of your body. It fortified my blood and made my teeth, gums, bones also much healthier, along with my regular routine of flossing, brushing and waterpicking. These acids did something my regular routine doesn’t do. Might save you some dental bills. I recommend trying out the acids. Just search for fulvic and humic acid and you’ll find a myriad of liquid options. Just drops not bottles of water with fulvic and humic acid in it.

By: arthur

arthur — Wed, 26 Jan 2022 17:35:10 +0000

In reply to Eureka Logic. mostly, only upon significant medical procedures is detox successful (such may be used in cases of addictive substance withdrawal). you don’t need this in order to detoxify your body; this is because you have a liver. the liver’s job is to filter toxins out of the blood.

By: Erika Noll

Erika Noll — Tue, 21 Dec 2021 19:56:39 +0000

I heard about this years ago and thought it was a hoax. Yesterday, it was the only water available at the coffee shop so I bought it and thought the bottle, not the water, was black. I drank it on the way to work while still pitch dark outside. SO I didn’t realize until later in the day that the water was actually black so there was zero placebo for color affecting taste initially. My immediate reaction was WOW. I felt energized or something and it kinda tasted delicious and smooth to me. I hate water usually. After I noticed the color, I immediately reacted negatively but again even a few seconds after drinking, I felt it being absorbed by my body in the most positive way. I returned this morning for more. Maybe my body just needed the specific qualities this water contains ( I have been having stomach problems the last week). I craved it all night. My usual water just didn’t cut it in comparison. The label does say that if at any point the water was frozen, it needs to be shaken so that might be why some people report floating debris. It also states that it should only be consumes up to three days after opening. I brought some for my boss, she guzzled it and loved it right away. I only like to sip it throughout the day. It is definitely hydrating.

By: T McCall

T McCall — Tue, 07 Dec 2021 04:26:43 +0000

I bought it from Costco. This is the stuff I found in just one bottle. Can you say DISGUSTING? Further when I called the company in horror they acted very unresponsive. I could hear the fingernail clicks. When I mentioned that I was not pleased and further insulted by the non-reactive response. I was horrified as I had actually swallowed a piece of the chunk on the napkin SERIOUSLY. The picture of the liquid with what looks like worms was the other stuff from the same bottle. The second person that I spoke to from BLk later told me that they had some solidified minerals that would show up. I then asked her what the minerals that solidified looked like she could not come up with a description?
None of the stuff we found resembled the other stuff. It was 3 totally different samples. Costco was responsive but to be honest when I sent the whole box back for testing of what we had ingested (we had already drank 2 or 3 of the bottles) they informed me they had sent it to blk water for testing. It has been over 5 weeks and still have not received any word of what was in the bottles.

By: Suzie

Suzie — Fri, 29 Oct 2021 17:59:18 +0000

I bought a 12 pack of the Dirty Lemonade…. Well yes it is dirty. I shook up the bottle some but not like I was mixing paint. I was drinking it directly out of the bottle. I noticed “something” floating on the top of the liquid. It was nasty looking. I poured it out into a bowl and then fished the substance out of the liquid. I put it onto a paper towel to dry it. It looked like a very thin plant root/stem. When I fished it out it was slimy. I called BLK. and customer service said “Thats why we say to shake it vigorously, so all the fulvic stuff will disperse. It will be kinda slimy and look sort of like a root” If I had actually got that nasty, slimy stuff in my mouth I would have yakked. When I told her that she said “Sometimes I strain my so I don’t have to deal with that”. WOW no thank you! I should not have to strain my drink before ingesting it!
I would rather drink plain water.

By: Kathy

Kathy — Fri, 13 Aug 2021 21:27:50 +0000

I asked the company what is the flavoring of the “natural flavor” they have listed on their ingredients list on the bottle. I’m curious because they list everything else but what they use to flavor the drinks. My question: On Fri, Aug 13, 2021 at 7:36 PM UTC, Kathy W wrote:
On your favored waters I see that they are sweetened with stevia/monk fruit. Then it says natural favor but contains no juice. From what source dose the natural favor come from?

Thanks!

Kathy This was their response: Hi Kathy,

Thanks for reaching out to us. There are no calories or carbs in the blk. flavors. We use stevia/monk fruit as better for you ingredients which we get from an organic producer.

We appreciate your interest! -blk.

blk.
balance. love. kindness

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Jen Customer Support

By: Eureka Logic

Eureka Logic — Thu, 22 Jul 2021 16:57:58 +0000

Can you please comment on the detox affect?