Ecofriendly?

Mr. Ace Just walked into my office

and

picked up this

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And said randomly

"smaller cap. The consumer should payless."

It was so random!

I said "what?"

He went on to explaine "smaller caps mean less plastic. More eco friendly? Smaller caps mean less production cost so therefore the consumer should be charged less!" and then continued with blah blah blah. I only heard blah blah blah because he went on and on and all I could think was WHAT? REALLY? You care about this? It made my day seeing how passionate he was about arrowhead and their PLOY to be more ecofriendly.

But now that we are on the subject the bottle does state:

"Smaller cap = Less plastic

Did you notice this bottle has an Eco-Slim cap? This is part of our ongoing effort to reduce our impact on the environment. This bottle and cap contain an average of 20% less plastic than our original 0.5 L Eco-Shape bottle and cap. Be Green!"

My 2 cents... No matter how green you are your water still doesn't taste good. So with the money you're saving in production costs. Find a better tap to get you water out of! Not to mention at the end of the day you are still using PLASTIC!

{Side note: I dislike arrowhead and the random conversation was about a bottle that was not even mine! Another side note: Costco {Kirkland} brand is the only way to go!! Way cost effective and good tasteing}