One of our favorite sparkling water brands is releasing three first-of-their-kind flavors just in time for summer sipping. The brand collaborated with celebrity chef Guy Fieri and his Flavortown ...

While tap water in the U.S. is usually safe and cheap, no one comes home after work and craves a tall, cold glass of flavorless liquid. But a shiny can of flavored seltzer has enough pizzazz to ...

The bubbles in sparkling water are created by adding carbon dioxide to filtered water. It reacts to produce carbonic acid, which makes sparkling water more acidic (a pH of about 3.5 ) than still ...

While non-flavored sparkling water should not damage your teeth, sparkling waters with added citrus flavoring tend to be highly acidic and can damage tooth enamel—the hard outer layer of teeth ...

While non-flavored sparkling water should not damage your teeth, sparkling waters with added citrus flavoring tend to be highly acidic and can damage tooth enamel—the hard outer layer of teeth ...

While non-flavored sparkling water should not damage your teeth, sparkling waters with added citrus flavoring tend to be highly acidic and can damage tooth enamel—the hard outer layer of teeth ...