Glass is a non-porous and chemically inert material, meaning it doesn’t react with its contents or alter the taste, purity, or quality of the water. Unlike plastic, which may leach chemicals over time, glass preserves the natural structure and taste of our restructured water, delivering the cleanest and most authentic drinking experience possible.

Glass is infinitely recyclable without losing quality or purity, meaning every bottle of Vicus Water can be given a new life repeatedly. Recycling glass also reduces the need for raw materials and minimizes energy consumption. This commitment to using a truly sustainable material aligns with our goal to keep our environmental footprint as low as possible.

Glass production has a lower overall environmental impact compared to plastic. Glass bottles are made from sand, limestone, and soda ash, all of which are naturally abundant materials. Plus, when glass is recycled, it significantly reduces CO₂ emissions and conserves natural resources by lowering the need for new raw materials. By choosing glass, we’re actively reducing waste and promoting a circular economy.

In addition to being chemical-free, glass is also a safer option for our bodies. Many types of plastics contain potentially harmful compounds, such as BPA and phthalates, which can leach into the water over time. Glass bottles avoid these health risks, offering a cleaner, toxin-free choice for you and your loved ones.

While glass bottles may be more costly to produce and transport, their durability and reusability make them a sustainable long-term choice. Our glass bottles are designed to withstand frequent reuse, making them a more eco-friendly and responsible choice.