Hydrogen Generator Water Bottle - 6000PPB

Bottom seal leaksed…

This bottle does what it says, it makes hydrogen water, bubbles and all. I’ve used a couple of these before and honestly it works about the same as the cheaper ones I tried. The taste is clean, no weird smell, and it’s easy enough to use day to day. The big downside is the price… it’s way higher than others you can find for like a quarter of the cost. I don’t really see a huge difference in performance to justify it. If you just want hydrogen water, this will do the job, but if you’re looking for value, you might wanna shop around first.

Je sens que je suis en meilleur forme depuis que j’ai commencé a l’utilisé. Pour la prochaine fois je pense prendre un reservoir un peu plus grand

I already have one hydrogen bottle but it wasn't producing enough hydrogen in it. So I tried this one with certificate of 3, 000ppm hydrogen . I can taste the difference and feel the results already

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I was very excited to receive this hydrogen water bottle. I've been hearing a lot about the overall benefits of drinking hydrogen-rich water and have wanted to try it out for myself.Having done a bit of research, I learned that it's important for these hydrogen generators to have SGS certification, not only to confirm the claimed PPB but also to confirm adherence to safety standards.This seems to be well designed and built, but unfortunately there is no copy of their certification (as shown in the pictures).The marketing and packaging both boast SGS certification and up to 6000 PPB, even going as far as to put a picture of an SGS certificate in the listing (with the writing blurred).However, I checked the SGS directory of certified clients and products and have been unable to find any certification registered to the given company name "Clcepore" in China, Canada, or the United States.This does not mean they lack certification. (SGS doesn't always publicize tests for one-off products, and it's entirely possible the seller has the proper certification but failed to include it with the product... I can't speculate one way or the other.)I have contacted the seller to inquire about this and request the certification details and am currently awaiting a reply.If and when I get a reply, I will come back and edit this review with the pertinent info.I was very excited to try this product but have decided to err on the side of caution given some of the risks of substandard electrolysis devices.Faulty electrolysis fails to fully separate hydrogen from oxygen or chlorine in tap water, producing ozone (that "swimming pool" smell) or hypochlorous acid.Uncertified bottles lack filters to vent these. Degrading electrodes (cheap platinum-iridium coatings) release metals like nickel, chromium, or hydroxides into the water, especially after 3 to 6 months of use.Ingesting water from a system like this can actually have the opposite effects on the body, causing oxidative stress as opposed to the antioxidant effects of hydrogen.