Beyond O2 Premium Alkaline Water

I use their alkaline water to make infusions, and I’ve got to say it really does pull more flavor out, and much faster to boot. Reasonably priced and convenient, I’m a fan.

My water crock at home was old and the rubber washers near the spigot were cracking. I bought a basic new water crock here for $ 28.46. The price would have been higher without an account. My wife has an account at the store and has brought home water from this place. The water is not bad. I do think it’s pricey. I drink a lot of water and I am not willing to visit this store too often because of the cost. I prefer to get my water at «House of Living Water» over at 11 117 Palms Bl. in L.A. 90 034. Much friendlier people and definitely better prices.

I went in for the first time a few months ago. I used to drink Fiji water. I love the taste of this water and do feel more hydrated. Everyone is very nice there as well. Great water, Great energy.

Nothing like drinking pure water that tastes so good. Great customer service… best water

I’m a Holistic Life Coach (Master Life Coach, Health Coach and Personal Trainer) and I specialize in helping people transform through mastering habit change. That said, I often don’t drink enough water and that’s not great for a number of reasons. Having passed by the store for about 4 years (in my car) and not stopping, I went in and tried the water and it was all over for me. The water taste so good and I could actually feel a difference in how my body felt right after drinking a couple of small glasses. Hydration is super important, but I got sick of going to the bathroom every 5 seconds, but with Beyond O2’s high alkaline water, that doesn’t happen, because it has way better absorption than regular water. Plus, the customer service is stellar in my opinion. Every time I’ve gone in I’ve been treated superbly. Also, they give you your first 5 gallons for free… how cool is that?!! I tell everybody about this water, because I believe less many times can be more when we want to improve in area of their live. When improving you wellness, performance and health, better hydration is a very small, but powerful step to having superior health. My pick for water is Beyond O2.

Very pushy staff and some of them are rude. They are constantly trying to up sale even after I have politely declined.
My friend accidentally left her Yoga mat in there while purchasing water. I went back to get it for her a few days later and the woman working the desk was so rude about it. She says, «oh, thank god you came to get that mat FINALLY. It smells so bad and was stinking up our business.» First of all, is that really necessary to say? Keep that to yourself. You are representing a business. A business that probably makes a great deal of their income from Yogis who practice next door at Yogaworks. Watch what you say. It’s a small, but tight knit community of people. Secondly, the mat didn’t smell at all. So ridiculous.
The water is highly mineralized. Too much to where it’s not even refreshing. Not worth it. Not going back because of the bad taste the employee left in my mouth. The liquor store across the street has bottled, alkalined water, and the guy who works there is awesome.

Well, I bought a glass bottle from them. That’s nice.
I like the water. It tastes good.
But they’re just putting some minerals in it, folks! It’s really expensive for what it is. Plus, if you look at the hokum on their website, it really goes into the «mystic crystal/​magnetic bracelet» realm. Check out the Q&A/FAQ and their «Quantum Divinity Theory», and stuff like «water memory». Seriously?
Just a brief excerpt from their website: «Most misunderstand this principle of Love and as the God Force of creation, it is always expressing itself as „potential“ infinite creation. Is this way, it shows up as „wave potentials“ in the Double Slit Experiment… until such moment that it is asked to „be of our creation“. The moment this happen, it transforms through Divine Intelligence Applied…»
Uh, ok.
Besides, if you want alkalinity, just mix some baking soda with your water. That’s all alkalinity is. Sure, food tends to be acidic, especially the way most people eat. But $ 2.50 a gallon gets pricey. it’s not that it’s a scam, but since a version of their product is piped into our houses for nearly free…

The best in ph balanced water… it will change your life.
They’re really grounded here. As you walk in you feel the good energy. I just love Fee. She always has something fun to talk about. The water tastes great and they give you a free 5 gallons at your first visit. Every 13^th visit, all of your bottles are free.
Love Beyond 02 been going here for over 2 years.

Service is horrible here. Revolting to deal with. I had a 5 gallon plastic drum of water explode in my car. Caused my car carpet damage & headache to dry. When I rang to complain, I only asked for a new plastic bottle (which would keep me returning as a customer to buy water refills weekly) the lady said she could not offer me that. That apparently their plastic bottle being a year old makes it more fragile & easy to break. So why the hell sell your customers a poor quality product? Don’t you want something that will last & keep them returning? I had been going to them for over 2 years and they have always been spacey & disorganized to deal with.
Anyway it resulted in my buying $ 1500 alkaline water filter from another company for my kitchen at home so I no longer have to go there. So they missed out on a regular customer.

The owner was busy when I came in with my girlfriend. I was just browsing as I already own one. She told me to sample the water, but was too busy help me. I had to move my car as I was at a 20 minute meter. As I was walking out to move my car, she called behind me saying, «By the way, you drank $ 20 worth of my water». Then, when I asked if the white pearls that were in the water were for sale, she said, «No schatzi, those costs tens of thousands of dollars» I also overheard her telling another customer that she was «ethnic» by injection” ewwwwww

What happened to the nice people at the shop? This store used to have friendly employs. Now it has mean ones that lie about prices. I went in with a 5 gallon water container and 3 bottles being 4L. They said it was going to cost ⁴⁄₅ a gallon. Then after they filled it they said a whole gallon. The workers where rude too. Never going back to this shop. I have been going there for over a year and never got treated this poorly. The water is good water but the employees make it not worth it. Plus it cost more a gallon than gas at costco. I would not wish the fate of dealing with these employees on anyone.

Going into this place is an interesting experience. Part used car lot, part tarot card /​psychic adviser and part new age health spa.
I went in to fill a water bottle for a office style water cooler. Immediately hit with aggressive questioning to evaluate my up sell potential. I obviously was a target for their most expensive water filtration system, which I suspect everyone is in their up sell world. I said 3 times the following,
«I’m here to fill my water bottle and pay for it, and have no need or desire to buy anything else.»
This didn’t work. I was repeatedly told the health benefits of THEIR water. Hydration, PH balances, etc, etc, etc. It was irritating and I was dying to get out of there as fast as possible.
The water is $ 2.60 per gallon, which is steep in my opinion considering you can by a 2.5 gallon bottle of Arrowhead spring water at ANY grocery chain for $ 2.50 or less. Later I found out that you can get water here for $ 1.45 per gallon, but that wasn’t told to me when I asked how much the water is going to cost. The guy was so upset that I didn’t want to spend 1200 bucks on a system that he grabbed my bottle angrily and filled it up with the most expensive option.
This doesn’t seem to be the most ethically run business. Avoid.

Does anyone think it is ironic that a place that sells water has an employee that REAKS of body odor? The guy in the long hair needs to take a shower.
Besides the smell, the guy is rude. I was washing the interior of my two 5 gallon bottles and the guy had a fit because he said that I pushed to button for the water jet for more than 2 seconds. I tried to explain that the bottles have been covered, but unused for a couple months and needed a thorough washing, but the guy interrupted me grabbed my two five gallon bottles and gave me a stern lecture on how to use the bottle washer. Now, I may have held the button for 5 seconds and not 2, but so what? The guy is a jerk. Asked my account name and I told him I will not be back.
Lastly, $ 2.60 a gallon is a rip off. You can buy a liter bottle of imported Italian spring water from Whole Foods for $ 1.29. Did you know there is a $ 1.45 per gallon option here too? You wouldn’t because it is not marked and that is why they try to fill your bottles for you always going to the premium water tap. I think that was the reason he put on the show about the bottle washer so that he could do it himself and automatically fill the bottles with the premium water. I didn’t realize there was a cheaper option until I was paying and saw a small price list on the counter. At that point I just wanted to get away from the guy’s body odor.
These people are there to up sell premium water and outrageously overpriced filter systems for the home/​office and not sell water at a fair price.
I can not recommend this place, or these people, in any way whatsoever.

Skeptical… I average about 7 gallons of alkaline water a week from my normal vendor. It just so happens that I work in Santa Monica and the place I normally go to isn’t open on weekends, which is a total drag for my working schedule. Anyhow, I was lured to this place because they’re open 7 days a week and they’re slightly less expensive than what I normally pay…
I’m almost done with my 5^th gallon and I’m starting to realize that there’s something slightly off about this product. I don’t see or feel any of the benefits that I usually feel when drinking authentic alkaline water. It tastes pretty good, but that’s about it. The facility is beautiful and the hours are fantastic, but what am I really drinking? I don’t think I’m actually getting what is being advertised. The water looks like its coming out of a regular faucet and its almost impossible for me to get a straight answer about where exactly this water actually stands on the PH Scale. I’ll keep looking around or stick with my regular place :-/

The water tastes great if you’re sensitive to those things, very clean and pure. The staff are sweet and as other reviewers have pointed out, the owner is seriously out of her mind. But what’s with the mark-​ups?
The shower filter I purchased on Amazon the week before for $ 37 is on offer a la Madame La Joie for $ 150?! The place is a bit new-​age passive aggressive to protest outright — maybe I need to fill up on the tap under the ‘Power’ sticker. Dr Emoto, you’re gone viral!
I’ll be back, wondering how much of my $ 2.50-something per gallon is going towards that prime Main Street real estate.
But PLEASE stop calling me Schatzi…

Okay, I drank Kangen water over the past year and finally found something I feel taste way better. The staff at Beyond O2 was very friendly and the energy amazing. Not to mention to purchase the Kangen water you have to get involved with the Multi Level Marketing thing Enagic has going.
I know about alkaline balance for the body to be healthier and so do the people that run Beyond O2. Great location, reasonably priced.

As far as I know, this place has the best PH balanced water. It is a little pricey, at about $ 2.60 per gallon, but it’s good water. As a first-​time customer, you do get your first 5 gallons for free, so be sure to bring a 5-​gallon bottle. The 5-​gallon bottles there are a little expensive.

I went into this store enthusiastic & left HORRIFIED!!! The owner is one crazy weirdo who seems to use spiritual language to manipulate you into buying a machine. She is not a buddha — she’s a hustler ripping off people. Within 2 minutes of walking into the store (just to buy 1 bottle of water) — she was trying to sell me a $ 1200 machine. I told her I wasn’t interested and she kept pushing me… it was very uncomfortable.
Furthermore, she offered me 5 gallons for free — but then said it would cost $ 18 — -
WHAT A WEIRDO!
I am going to buy my water somewhere else and will buy alkaline drops for $ 20 and put them in my water to save me hundreds of dollars. SAVE YOURSELF TIME & MONEY AND GET ALKALINE WATER DELIVERED ONLINE OR AT WHOLEFOODS OR GET THE DROPS…:)

Best Water I’ve had since I filled up my 5 gallon jugs at Harbin Springs. I LOVE good water, and I have to say that this is it.
Some people may have a reaction to this Ultra pure water, mainly because this water is over 9.0 (High) pH. I have sold water systems in the past and recognize quality when I experience it.
I got to ‘Beyond o2’ right at closing time, and La Joy was such an Angel and blessed me with her delightful water.
I am definately recommending my friends to get their water here, it’s the best I’ve had in a while.
ps: If your new to Alkaline, and High pH water, you might need to start at 8.0 pH; Just tell La Joy that you are new to this special and blessed water… and She or her employees will take care of you.
Have a Blessed Day!

I’m allergic to their water. Yes, I am allergic to water. I know it sounds crazy, but I break it out in hives when I drink their water. I have emailed the owners of my problem, but I have not contacted them about it again. I know my situation is rare. I am also allergic to most bottle waters: dasani, and aquafina) So i drink my brita filtered tap water. The reason why I am allergic to certain bottle waters is because they purify it so much that they have to add the minerals back in, and I am allergic to the augmented minerals. Sulfate is the culprit here, and it is found in many products, and I try my best to avoid them, because I not only get hives, but it irritates my bladder, and I can’t breathe or think right. It’s kind of sad.