RODOWITA MINERAL WATER L/GAZ 600ML

Discover the crystal-clear Rodowita, a natural mineral water that refreshes and quenches thirst. Extracted in the heart of Roztocze, near Krasnobród, this water is a true treasure of nature. Its delicate taste and balanced mineral composition make it ideal for everyday consumption, both for adults and children. Feel the freshness and purity in every sip!

• Comes from Roztocze, one of the cleanest regions in Poland
• Exceptional geological purity, confirmed by studies
• Low nitrate content (0.12 mg/L)
• Medium mineralized (534 mg/l) with calcium and magnesium
• Suitable for a low-sodium diet
• Delicate mineral profile, ideal for babies
• Slightly acidic pH (5.4) gives a refreshing taste
• Contains silica with health-promoting properties

Rodowita is a water that draws its strength from nature. Extracted from the depths of Roztocze, a region known for its pristine nature and unspoiled environment, it is characterized by exceptional purity and natural taste. The filtration process through the geological layers of Roztocze ensures its unique mineral composition, rich in calcium, magnesium and silica, essential for the proper functioning of the body. Rodowita is not just water, it is the essence of nature enclosed in a bottle.

Thanks to its delicate mineral profile, Rodowita is ideal for people of all ages, including babies and children. It can be used to prepare meals for the youngest, and can also be consumed without quantity restrictions. Its slightly acidic pH (5.4) gives it a refreshing taste that perfectly quenches thirst and stimulates the senses. Rodowita is an excellent choice for people who care about a healthy lifestyle and are looking for natural sources of hydration.

The unique packaging of Rodowita, inspired by the wild nature of Roztocze, emphasizes its natural origin and unique character. The marketing message, based on the original power of nature, pays tribute to the region from which this extraordinary water comes. By choosing Rodowita, you choose not only refreshment, but also a piece of wild, Polish nature.