Family Owned For Over 20 Years!
We Are The Water Station
We've been serving the Las Vegas Valley with High-Quality water since 2005. Over these 20 years in business we have stuck true to our goal of providing the best product we can. Let's face facts; the tap water in the valley is just not that good. The local water treatment workers do great work to get it as clean as it is, but we take the much needed steps to make your water truly purified. Water is essential to your health, so our commercial Reverse Osmosis system ensures the water you drink is not filled with contaminants, and our Alkaline system reintroduces healthy minerals like Magnesium to boost Nutrition. Just bring a bottle and fill it up with no hassle, we'll even fill it for you if you ask!
Products For Sale
Water By The Gallon
Purified (R.O.) Water
$0.50 per Gallon
Alkaline (Mineralized) Water
$2.00 per Gallon
Water Cards: Pre-Pay & Save!
Purified Water Cards
50 Gallons - $23.00
100 Gallons - $45.00
200 Gallons - $85.00
300 Gallons - $120.00
Alkaline Water Cards
50 Gallons - $90.00
100 Gallons - $180.00
Bottles: Purchase Includes Free Fill-Up
5 Gallon Bottles
5 Gallon Plastic
$16.95 + Tax
5 Gallon BPA-Free
$18.95 + Tax
5 Gallon w/ Spout
$21.95 + Tax
3 Gallon Bottles
3 Gallon Plastic
$15.95 + Tax
3 Gallon BPA-Free
$16.95 + Tax
2 Gallon Bottles
2 Gallon Plastic
$14.95 + Tax
2 Gallon w/ Spout
$17.95 + Tax
1 Gallon Bottles
1 Gallon Square
$9.95 + Tax
1 Gallon Round
$10.95 + Tax
1 Gallon "Milk Jug"
$1.50 Purified/$3.00 Alkaline
1 Gallon Glass
$12.95 + Tax
Small Bottles
1/2 Gallon Plastic
$8.95 + Tax
1/2 Gallon Glass
$9.95 + Tax
Beyond Water Bottles
Water Pump Attachment
$29.95 + Tax
Shower Filter Attachment
$34.95 + Tax
Shower Filter Replacement
$27.95 + Tax
Replacement Parts
38mm Twist Cap
$0.50
48mm Twist Cap
$0.50
53mm Twist Cap
$0.50
Push-On Bottle Cap
$1.00
Punch-Top Twist Cap (48mm)
$1.00
Punch-Top Push-On Cap
$1.00
105mm Twist Cap
$2.00
110mm Twist Cap
$2.00
120mm Twist Cap
$2.00
Spigot Replacement
$7.95
Frequently Asked Questions
How do we make purified/alkaline water?
GENERAL
The presence of impurities of water is most commonly measured in Parts Per Million (PPM) of Total Dissolve Solids (TDS). If a liquid contains 1 PPM of TDS of a substance, that means every million drops of water contains one drop of that substance. The main goal of water treatment is to reduce the amount of contaminants in the water. Note that "contaminants" includes any non-water substances, regardless of benefit or harm.
FILTRATION
Filters are a common way to remove contaminants from water. They rely on being porous, full of tiny, sometimes microscopic holes that ideally only allow water to pass through. Filters arent perfect, but theyre an important step toward cleaner water.
REVERSE OSMOSIS
Reverse Osmosis is a process that uses high pressure to force water through a semi-permeable membrane to remove contaminants from water. Our intake water measures ~500 ppm, and generally leaves at 12 ppm or less.
MINERALIZATION
Mineralization is the process by which we make our Alkaline water. It involves running water through a series of chambers filled with mineral beads which leach trace amounts of those minerals into the water. The presence of these minerals raises the pH of the water above neutral, making it alkaline. We like to maintain a pH of ~9.5 by supplementing with Calcium, Magnesium, and other minerals.
Water Treatment - Center for Disease ControlHow is our water different from your sink/other stores?
We operate a high-quality commercial Reverse Osmosis system which is larger and more capable than anything you may find in a standalone water kiosk or vending machine. We're family-owned and we believe in our product. We drink it ourselves. Our system is maintained regularly with filter and membrane replacements and new disinfecting lamps and water quality is monitored reularly.
Why should I care so much about what i drink?
Your body is ~70% water.
What is pH?
pH is a measurement of the caustic or aciditic properties of a substance. Its written as a number between 0 (Highly Acidic) and 14 (Highly Caustic/Base) and scales logarithmically, which means each whole number step from 7.0 (Neutral) is 10 times more reactive than the previous step. Pure water has a pH of 7.0 and Alkaline waters will typically have a pH between 8.0 and 10.0.
The pH Scale - US Geological SurveyWhat is BPA?
BPA, which is short for Bisphenol A, is a key ingredient in many plastic liners and containers, among other uses. Many people are concerned about the presence of BPA in their food and water, as it has the potential to leach from these plastic containers. The leaching of BPA from these plastics and resins is correlated with temperature, often when food is heated in a plastic container using a microwave. Adverse effects of BPA exposure have been exhibited in non-human infants, so it's reasonable to be concerned about exposure. Most people have some amount of BPA or other plastic substances in their bodies, as plastic is present in every part of our lives. An effective way to reduce exposure to BPA and other microplastics is to use containers made of materials like glass, which contain no resins or plastic linings.
Bisphenol A - National Institute of HealthWhat is water fluoridation?
Fluoride is a substance that occurs naturally in some water sources or may be added by a treatment facility to promote dental health by reducing cavities. This is because Fluorine ions bond with tooth enamel to form a protective structure of Fluoroapatite. The amount of fluoride needed to accomplish this is relatively low, and so fluoride concentrations in municipal water supplies are typically around 1 ppm or less. Fluoride is subject to controversy by critics who espouse the adverse effects of fluoride exposure; however, a common symptom, Fluorosis, which causes white spots on the teeth, only occurs after regular exposure to high concentrations akin to eating your toothpaste instead of brushing with it.
Community Water Fluoridation - Center for Disease ControlIs Fluoride Dangerous?
Exposure to high concentrations of fluoride can lead to adverse health effects of varying seriousness. Most municipal water supplies have ~1 ppm of fluoride in their water (Henderson's water contains ~0.7 ppm), and if you attempted to poison yourself this way you would actually drown before experiencing any adverse effects from fluoride. As stated above, you would have to start eating tubes of fluoridated toothpaste for any symptoms to arise. Approximately 68% of fluoride toxicity cases are due to toothpaste ingestion, and over 80% of cases occured in kids under 6. If you or someone you know has been exposed to high concentrations of fluoride, contact Poison Control, as acute symptoms are uncommon, but dangerous and potentially fatal.
Do we fluoridate our water?
No. In fact we remove over 97% of the fluoride present in our intake supply, which the City of Henderson says contains roughly 0.7 ppm (parts per million) of the substance.
City of Henderson Water Quality Report 2023Contact Us
Store Hours
Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Sat: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Closed Sunday
Phone : 1-(702)-870-4554 *Available during business hours*
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