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In re: Case of Purified Water; Arrowhead Recall v. Blue Triton v. PRIMO HA-6-5-26

 

United States v. Lee Zeldin 42USC§300i-1.  The bailiff must serve Smart Water, a Coca-cola product, whereas it would be torture to give litigants reverse osmosis filtered municipal tap water, juries are encouraged to prohibit because toxins and chemicals pass through the filter.  As of late, very few reverse osmosis filtered bottled waters, described as purified are potable and must be considered imminently hazardous consumer products to be recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission under 15USC§2061.  Most recently Pepsico Aquafina purified water, the second largest market share, after PRIMO, was crap.  Kroger 9.5 pH Alkaline Purified Cincinnati tapwater diarrhea, Alka 65 filtered Las Vegas tapwater Shiga neurotoxin and Arrowhead Mountain Spring from multiple sources in California, and Ozarka Spring Water from Texas caused the same belly-ache as Starkist Tuna in Stay Fresh Foil Pouch, to be distinguished from Vibrio contaminated Starkist Smart Bowls, Starkist ‘Products of Ecuador’ are to be recalled under 15USC2061 and 24USC§225h. Following their merger with BlueTriton Brands, who bought Nestle Waters North America in 2021, in late 2024, PRIMO is the largest seller of bottled water in the USA and commands roughly 19% of the U.S. bottled water market. Arrowhead, Blue Triton and PRIMO are incommunicado online. Divine guidance regarding the appellation of origin of purified, reverse osmosis filtered, drinking water is wanted pursuant to Common Regulations under the Lisbon Agreement and the Geneva Act of the Lisbon Agreement (2023).

 

Red Rock and Silver Springs Water Companies et al v. Alka 65 Restore and Hydrate Electrolytes Bottled in Las Vegas HA-1-5-26

 

Appellation of origin of Alka 65 Restore and Hydrate Electrolyte 1.5 L bottles is needed to redress contamination with E. coli Shigella neurotoxin after Las Vegas tap-water was “purified” with grocery store caliber reverse osmosis. The alkalinity tastes good and temporarily masks the flavor. However, the Shigella neurotoxin passes through the filter to intoxicate senility, with a minimum of insomnia, and constipation, to confuse the otherwise inalienable human right to a solid stool. Because a reverse osmosis filter cannot sufficiently purify the intoxicating Las Vegas tap-water Alka 65, and Court bailiff drink, the bottler of Alka 65, and warden must be held responsible to either test nearby Silver Springs Water and Red Rock Springs Water, or invest in expensive “vapor distilled” technology to add electrolytes to taste, for public consumption of potable drinking, coffee and cooking water pursuant to a Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 land grant under 28USC§1354.  It is held, sellers of reverse osmosis filtered “purified” water must advertise their prudent selection of a natural source under 42USC§300g(3).

 

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