Water

Bottled water by the case, from plain still and sparkling spring water to flavoured, electrolyte and vitamin waters. Buying a full case works out simpler than picking up bottles one at a time, and it keeps the gym bag, the office and the car stocked.

The range splits into three kinds of drink. Spring and mineral water, such as the Kirkland Signature 40-bottle cases and Radnor sports-cap bottles, is simply water. Functional waters add something: Applied Nutrition Body Fuel adds electrolytes and vitamins, BetterYou Magnesium Water adds magnesium, and Actiph offers alkaline ionised water. Flavoured sparkling water such as DASH adds a light fruit flavour to sparkling water. Each product page lists the bottle size, the number of bottles in the case and, where relevant, the nutrition panel.

How to choose water by the case

Bottle size: 330 ml and 500 ml bottles suit training and lunch boxes; larger bottles suit home and office use.
Still or sparkling: both are listed separately, so check the variant before adding to basket.
Plain or functional: if you want electrolytes after long sessions, compare sodium, potassium and magnesium per bottle on the label; otherwise plain spring water is all you need.
Cap type: sports caps are easier to drink from while training.

FAQs

What is the difference between spring water and mineral water?

Both come from protected underground sources. Natural mineral water must have a stable mineral composition that is officially recognised, while spring water meets drinking-water standards at source. For everyday drinking either is fine; the label on each case tells you which it is.

Is electrolyte water better than plain water?

Not for everyday drinking. Electrolyte waters are designed for long or hot sessions where you sweat heavily. Magnesium contributes to electrolyte balance, so a magnesium water can be useful then, but plain water covers most daily needs.

How many bottles are in a case?

It depends on the product: cases range from multipacks of cans and small bottles up to 40-bottle cases. The pack size is shown in each product title, for example 24 x 500 ml or 40 x 500 ml.

Which water is best for the gym?

A case of still water in sports-cap bottles is the simplest choice for everyday training. Electrolyte and vitamin waters are an option for long or hot sessions; compare what each bottle contains on the label.