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This uniquely pure rainwater is captured on the pristine island of Tasmania, Australia, where the air is scientifically proven by the World Meteorological Organization to be the cleanest in the world. This is partly due to the fact that the Southern Hemisphere contains only 25% of the world’s population and only 2% of its industrialization. Furthermore, the air over Tasmania has traveled over Antarctica and 10,000 miles of ocean to reach the most western part of Tasmania called "The Edge of the World."
Rainwater, as opposed to groundwater, naturally contains an extra dose of H2O2 known as hydrogen peroxide, which the body uses to stimulate its enzyme systems (H2O2 therapy has been successfully used to treat a number of conditions, such as cancer, influenza, viral infections and allergies, among others). Tasmanian Rain, collected by a custom-designed catchments facility, never touches the ground.
The rainwater, stored in tanks, is tested for purity and then transferred into large specially-lined bladders similar to those used to transport wine internationally. The securely sealed bladders are then loaded into containers and shipped to Los Angeles, where they are trucked to a privately-owned bottler in the southern Appalachian foothills.
Samples are again analyzed before the water is poured into sleek signature glass bottles and sealed. Tasmanian Rain is distributed throughout the US to eco-lifestyle consumers.

Tasmanian Rain never touches the ground and is captured near the world's purest air.
Tasmanian Rain captures the water where the air has as low as 10 particles per centimeter. The average northern hemisphere air has between 5,000 and 50,000 particles per cubic centemeter.
Chemicals are never used in any element of the rainwater collection or filtration process.
Tasmanian Rain possesses only 17 parts per million (ppm) dissolved solids. This is 12 times more pure than Fiji Water and 20 times more pure than Evian, naturally!
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