Do You Know Where Your Bottled Water Comes From?

The FDA requires that when a community water system source is used, the label must include "from a community water system" or "from a municipal source." However, and here's where both brands labels can be misunderstood, if the water is distilled, deionized or uses reverse osmosis it can be called "purified water." And it does not have to state on its label that it is "from a community water system" or "from a municipal source."Both the Coke brand (Dasani) and the Pepsi brand (Aquafina) come from a tap, although they are deionized or distilled.
Clean water isn't the issue I have with Dasani or Aquafina, the lack of a label telling me it comes from a tap is the issue I have. I figure that if I'm forking out $1.29 for a small bottle of Dasani, they could at least tell me it's not *pure, from a spring*, it's from the same place that drooling kids stick their faceholes on to get a drink in the summer.
I know a few newfies that always laughed when I brought a bottle of water with me to City Hall. They would ask me how much I paid and I'd tell them I paid a buck or so. They'd chuckle and say they paid nuttin', they got it straight from a tap. I'd tell them that mine is spring water, and they'd giggle and say, "sure it is".
Who would have guessed that a newfie would know better than I? I am so embarrassed I want to kill myself.
H2 oh my God, this stuff is crap