LET THE BUYER BEWARE
. .Things aren't always what they appear to be! If you want Real Willard Water--the one actually reported on so positively by "60 Minutes"--the one made and patented by Dr. Willard--then you want our Real Willard Water--because it's the one made and bottled right at the Willard manufacturing plant.Unfortunately, a great many people who think they've used Real Willard Water have NOT had the real thing, in the proper concentration, because much of what's been sold as Willard Water has not been the full-strength concentrate, or has been an imitation.
Some of the questionable product has even had Dr. Willard's "certification" on the label that it contains his product! That would "have to mean the product was okay", you say? Well, consider this example: much of the Aloe-Vera sold in this country as containing "100% pure Aloe-Vera", may indeed contain some "100% pure Aloe-Vera", but that may be along with a whole lot of water! One of the firms that has sold much of the questionable Willard Water, has also sold a "100% pure Aloe-Vera" product which was reported, in the book "Aloe-Vera -- A Mission Discovered" by Dr. Lee Ritter, to test out at only 120 mucopolysaccharides ("MPS") per liter--quality Aloe tests out at thousands of "MPS" per liter! Now, because there's a question on the quality of a firm's aloe, doesn't mean the same is true of its Willard Water, but given the number of complaints we've heard on that firm's "Willard Water."..
. . . So why aren't such firms simply stopped? It's very difficult in a lawsuit-happy society, to simply do so--you have to prove how and when the problem occurred (at the marketing company? at the bottling plant they used?--everyone points to everyone else as "the problem"!, making it impossible to prove anything). Once there has been money spent promoting something, damages can be claimed, if, without that impossible-to-achieve-proof, the product is withheld from the firm that promoted it!
Besides all this, there have also been many imitation products sold--they're usually sold by talking all about Willard Water, and the "60 Minutes" program on it, etc.--and then selling something else--with a different name on the bottle, allowing them to say they didn't say they were selling Willard Water--just telling people about it, selling something else!
So, how can you know what you're getting? In the case of Willard Water, it comes down to this: buy what is made and BOTTLED at the Willard manufacturing plant, leaving no possibility for improper dilution, mixing, or bottling of it by anyone not experienced in handling this unique product--the product from Nutrition Coalition. We GUARANTEE that's what you're getting--the real thing, in its full concentration, just as Dr. Willard made it, and patented it, and as "60 Minutes" found it and investigated it!
No "ifs, ands, or buts" about it! Enjoy!