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In 2017, we decided to launch our own brand of water – Vadare H2O – because we believe that water is the essential life-giving source of energy that everyone should be able to drink. Our water is 100% naturally pure water direct from the source of Southern Missouri Springs, the best purified water available that is chemical free, lead free and pure. Our delivery team will bring your bottled water to your doorstep; we’ll even put a new bottle on the cooler for you. We deliver our delicious purified water to homes and offices all over Clinton, St. Clair, Madison, Washington, Monroe, Bond, and Jefferson Counties.


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PLACE ORDER

Once you place your order, your dedicated delivery specialist will deliver your selected bottled water products. They will also install and set up the water dispenser if applicable.

REVIEW CALENDAR

You will receive a delivery calendar and agree where you will place empty water bottles.

LEAVE EMPTIES

After your initial delivery, leave out any empty water bottles and try any other items you may have ordered, regardless of whether you are at home.

We Deliver Healthy


We want to help you and your families battle cancer and honor one of the founders of Wade Sales and Service, Jenny Wade-TImmermann, who always put people before business. If your friends or family are afflicted with this disease, please call our office and mention Jenny’s Water for Life Initiative and we will provide free water service until you have beaten this disease.

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How Much Water Should You Drink?

Determining how much water you should drink each day depends upon your body type, health, how active you are and where you live. Consider the following*:

AGE

Children get hotter than adults during exercise because they don’t sweat as much. The feeling of thirst actually lags behind water loss, so by the time children feel thirsty, they may already be dehydrated. For seniors, they may not recognize their own thirst signals.

EXERCISE

If you are active, you lose more water than if you are sedentary. In general, most doctors recommend a few extra cups of fluid for intense workout sessions. Plus, if the weather is exceptionally warm, increase your fluid intake even more.

ENVIRONMENT

Exposure to hot, humid or arid weather requires additional fluids too. During wintertime, your body’s increased efforts to regulate warmth and dryness from heated indoor air, both require additional fluid intake.

ILLNESSES OR HEALTH CONDITIONS

Fever, vomiting and diarrhea cause your body to lose additional fluids that must be replaced. Certain infections also increase your fluid intake needs. On the other hand, other conditions such as heart failure, some types of kidney, liver and adrenal diseases may actually require reductions in your fluid intake.

PREGNANCY AND/OR NURSING

As recommended by doctors, pregnant and/or breast-feeding women need additional fluids since large amounts of water are needed by the growing fetus and are lost during nursing.

TRAVELING

When traveling on an airplane, it is probably a good idea to drink eight ounces of water for every hour you are on board the plane. As you can see, your daily need for water can add up to quite a lot.

OTHER BEVERAGES

Alcoholic beverages, and to some extent caffeinated beverages too, add to your daily water needs since both beverage types act as diuretics, meaning they encourage the body to lose more water faster than consumed.



FEDERAL REGULATION
On a federal level, bottled water is regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a food product to ensure bottled water product safety from production to packaging to consumption. All bottled water products must comply with FDA’s Quality Standards listed in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) including:

• Standards of Quality

•Standards of Identity (such as labeling regulations and standardized terms)

•Good Manufacturing Practices (such as plant construction, sanitary facilities and process controls)

•The Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act of 2002 (such as maintaining records and registering bottling and operations/sales facilities with the FDA).
STATE STANDARDS
In addition to FDA’s extensive regulatory requirements, the bottled water industry is subject to state regulatory requirements as well. A significant responsibility of the states is inspecting, sampling, analyzing and approving sources of water. Under the federal GMPs, only approved sources of water can be used to supply a bottling plant. Although regulations vary from state to state, in general they cover the following:

•State Labeling

•Laboratory Certification

•Quality Standards

•Bottling Plant Permits

•Water Sources

•Product Labeling

Another area in which some states have important responsibilities that complement federal regulation is the certification of testing laboratories. As with any food establishment, the states perform unannounced plant inspections, and some states perform annual inspections.
IBWA STANDARDS
Bottled water companies that are members of the International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) must adhere to stringent industry standards. IBWA has established a quality assurance program, a strict set of standards called the Model Code of Practice. In some instances, the IBWA Model Code is stricter than FDA regulations. The IBWA is also active at all levels of the local, state and federal government assisting in the development of such regulations. As a member of the IBWA, we must comply with the following standards:

•Annual, unannounced inspections by third-party auditors

•Audits of all areas of plant production

•Adherence to the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) Program

•Compliance audits of federal and state regulations and industry standards
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF DEHYDRATION INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:

Mild to excessive thirst Dry mouth and/or dry skin Fatigue Dizziness, nausea, and/or headache Muscle weakness Darkened, little, or no urination Increased body temperature Labored breathing*

TIPS FOR PROPER HYDRATION

Proper hydration does more than just keep you from getting thirsty. Hydration is the replacement of body fluids lost through sweating, exhaling and elimination. We need to replenish those fluids to avoid dehydration. It’s just as important to stay hydrated at the office, at home, and at the gym. Mild dehyrdation can cause feelings of lost energy and general illness. If fluids are not replaced quickly, severe and even life-threatening dehydration can occur. This is especially true in the very young and the elderly.

NOTE: IT IS POSSIBLE TO DRINK TOO MUCH WATER:

A condition known as hyponatremia (low sodium levels in the blood caused by too much water) has caused deaths. If you feel concerned about your fluid intake, or don’t know exactly how much you should be drinking each day, it is best to check with your doctor or a registered dietitian to help you determine the amount of water that is best for you. Keep in mind at least twenty percent or more of your body’s water needs will come from the foods you eat. The rest of your needs could be met from the beverages you drink.