Boxed Water Purified Water, Plant-Based Cartons, 16.9 Oz, 24-Pack

This arrives in pint boxes inside a box, inside a box, inside yet another box! Even if this were delivered by deathclaw, it'd still arrive intact. Sure, Nuka Cola in all it's varied forms is beloved in the wasteland (most especially for its caps), but everyone knows when it comes to hydration & true thirst quenching, boxed water is better! Whether wandering the wasteland, vanquishing a super mutant habitation, or just dwelling in your vault with your feet kicked up, watching the adventures of Dogmeat & his traveling companions, this is the the 1!!! The Fallout game franchise had been out for a few years the first time I saw this Boxed Water & got it simply because it looked like the water in the game (though in game it's high in rads). I keep buying it, not only for the kitsch & dopamine hit, but because it packs easily & tastes so good (& in real life, this water's rad-free!). Though the box is squared rather than cylindrical, it fits in my vehicle cup holders without problems. If I'm traveling, throw these guys in the freezer a day in advance & they line my cooler more efficiently than traditional bottled water, doing double duty of keeping other stuff cold while staying cold themselves. Just pull out an additional 1 to thaw while drinking my current 1, just like their bottled counterparts. This water tastes so much better than my tap water, too.

Second purchase— will buy again.

The 24 pack, 16.9oz Boxed water is Heavy. UPS or Post office needs to Open the Fence "Gate" & heavy items go near the Front door. Thank you.

I LOVE BOXED WATER. Other than helping the earth by using less plastic, which is great, the water is just really good. I had this at a pizza place and loved it so much I had to get it. I'm sure that it comes from a middle of nowhere spring or probably is just filtered water but the cardboard in some way affects the flavor. Not in an "its all in your mind way" but in a really good way, like cardboard flavoring lol. It's really expensive though so if you're not boujee then I'll stick to water bottles.

The water is very good! Came quickly and no problems. I love the fact it has no plastic and is in a carton. However, the price is exorbitantly inflated. While I want to save the environment for my grandchildren; I can’t really keep paying the high cost.

Had tried another boxed water, from Just Water, and it was great. Wanted to see if it was the water itself or the box. It was the water. This . . . stuff . . . is awful. Tastes more like plastic than anything I'd ever had that came from a plastic bottle. YUKK!

In this time of what I refer to as "Plastic Terror" this product IS a step forward. It COULD however have been plastic FREE simply by removing the plastic spout and cap! These are NOT necessary. I know the new thought is "Oh that was back in the olden times." Well you could have made the cap and spout unnecessary! Look back at the milk and cream cartons that had a spout that was part of the fold at the top. Think of how much plastic will be removed if you do this. The water is tasty and overall I will keep buying it. Thanks but keep trying. :)

Taste wise, this water is okay (a mild 'papery-like' aftertaste). The small, cute 'milk carton like' paper containers are convenient, easy to transport in lunch boxes, and also great conversation starters when people see them. I also like the idea of biodegradable paper instead of plastic bottles which create tons of plastic waste in landfills. I initially found these 2 years ago at my local supermarket who sold them as single unit purchases. But they only carried them for a short time. Shortly after that i couldn't find any retail store that sold them...it's like they disappeared completely from retail stores in my area. Later, I eventually found them again here on Amazon and decided to order...even though the smallest quantity you can order is a 24 pack case. As much as I like these, this isn't the best value for your money. Not sure why the company that produces these justifies this high price tag, but you will pay about $50 bucks for 24 small 16oz cartons. This is ridiculously high, especially when your local grocery will sell the same quantity of a generic 20 pack no name plastic bottled water for $6 to $10 dollars for a 20 to 24 pack. I guess in this case, this is the equivalent of a 'high end' ('rich man's bottled water') for those who appreciate "designer name brand H2O marketing".