Clear Alaskan Glacial Water

Merry Christmas from all of us at Alaska Glacier Products!

Oh you better watch out, you better…drink all natural water!

Making holidays sparkle.

All things merry and bright.

Ringing in the holidays Clear Alaskan style. What’s under your tree?

Keeping it cool Alaska. Choose natural. Buy local.

Clear Alaskan is water bottled from snow that fell thousands of years ago. Nothing added, nothing taken away. Just water the water nature intended.

Wherever your next adventure takes you, make sure you take Clear Alaskan for healthy hydration.

Shout it from the mountaintops! All natural glacier water FTW!

Snow pretty.

Buy Alaska!

Eklutna Lake is a geologically-rare above ground naturally mineralized glacier lake set in a state and national park protected area.

Did you know that less than 11% of plastic bottles are put into the recycling bin? We can do better! Recycle that bottle.

Alaska style exploring made better with Alaska water.

Whatever your adventure, remember to stay hydrated with all natural water from Alaska.

All natural water in an infinitely recyclable bottle? You really CAN have it all!

Water so good it’s won international awards for its clean and crisp taste. Try a bottle today and taste the difference nature makes!

Say it isn’t snow. Here we go again Anchorage! Sending you this adorable face to get us through the snowstorm.

Thank you Skinny Raven Sports for all you do to support local business and local fitness!

Get all natural water from an Alaska glacier delivered right to your door. Order Clear Alaskan Glacial water today at www.clearalaskan.com.

All the leaves are brown, but the water is icy blue.

Why does pH matter? The pH of water is one way that water affects the human body. A drinking water high in pH (or Alkaline) is believed to be better for your health. People with gastic relux, or mouth, throat, or esophagus pain often find high pH water helps them have less symptoms. It is said that illness cannot live in an alkaline (high pH) body! Clear Alaskan Glacial water's natural alkalinity averages 7.8-8.2 pH- a leader in the bottled water industry. A pH above 7 is considered alkaline. Tap water's pH is generally 6.8 or acidic. Many bottled waters on the market today are artificially made high in pH. The effects of this are not well known.
Choose natural. Drink Alaska!

Clear Alaskan Glacial water is proud to support healthy communities by donating bottled water to fitness groups like Anchorage Running Club, Girls on the Run, and Skinny Raven Sports in Alaska; and Run2BeFit and Orca Running in Seattle. Interested in having all natural glacier water at your event? Contact us at sales@alaskaglacier!

Even the animals know natural is best.

Interested in learning more about why glacier water is unique and how it benefits your body? Visit our website at clearalaskan.com.

How do you hydrate? Choose all natural, richly mineralized, high pH glacier water. Definitely different from tap water. No chlorine or fluoride. Nothing added, nothing taken away. Just pristine refreshment the way nature intended.

Live from the Sysco food show in Fairbanks, Alaska!

In Alaska, it’s always fishing season. 🎣🍁

So why would anyone drink bottled water? Well, not everyone has access to decent tap water. This is true in Seattle - and even in Alaska. Some people can’t have or don’t want chlorine and fluoride in their water. Folks on the go traveling, hiking, camping need portable hydration. And some folks know that all natural water is better for their fitness and health. Whatever your reason, if you choose bottled water - choose an all natural water. If you live in Alaska, support a local business. And wherever you are, please recycle the bottles you use so that the plastic is made into another bottle.

Happy Halloween from all of us at Clear Alaskan!