Distilled Water - Aqua Dest
Distilled water, which is freed from all trace elements, salts, and microorganisms through distillation, offers high purity compared to tap water, which can contain impurities. This makes it ideal for applications in areas where water purity is crucial, such as in medical offices for sterilization, in the pharmaceutical industry for product purity, in beauty salons for skin-friendly products and in households, to prevent limescale deposits in appliances.
Distilled water is valued for its purity but should not be used as a permanent drinking water source due to the lack of minerals, except in specific situations where short-term use is necessary.
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Distilled Water and Its Applications
- for cleaning solutions and solvents
- for the production of colloidal silver using the Ionic-Pulser® system
- for use in laboratories and other medical areas
- for use in beauty salons
- for filling steam irons and humidifiers
- for lime-free watering of indoor plants
- for filling the car battery, radiator, or, mixed with denatured alcohol, for the windshield washer system
- as clean washing water on vacation and camping
Note: Distilled water is non-sterile and not suitable for infusions, injections, eye drops, or other applications where sterility is necessary. For applications requiring especially high purity, we recommend our bidistilled water (double distilled water).
Buy Distilled Water – Advantages at a Glance
Purity
Distilled water is extremely pure and free from contaminants such as bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, and chemical compounds that can be found in ordinary tap water or even in many spring and mineral waters. This purity makes it ideal for medical applications, in laboratories, and for industrial processes, where contaminants can cause problems.
No Limescale Deposits
Since it contains no minerals like calcium and magnesium, distilled water leaves no limescale deposits in devices such as irons, humidifiers, and kettles. This extends the life of these appliances and keeps them efficient.
Optimal Function for Technical Devices
Some devices, especially in medical and scientific laboratories, require distilled water to function correctly. The absence of minerals and contaminants ensures that the results of experiments and processes are not distorted by external factors.
Safety in Pharmacy
In the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, distilled water is used to ensure the safety and purity of the products. Contaminants in the water can affect the composition and efficacy of pharmaceuticals.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Distilled Water
Distilled water is water that has been purified by distillation. In this process, water is heated until it vaporizes, and then the vapor is condensed back into liquid water. This removes most impurities and minerals.
Distilled water is used in various areas, including laboratories, medicine, cosmetics, for car batteries, irons, humidifiers, in aquaristics, and for special cooking and baking requirements.
Distilled water can be slightly more expensive than conventional drinking water because the manufacturing process is more elaborate. However, prices vary depending on the brand, quantity, and place of purchase.
Yes, it is possible to produce distilled water yourself by boiling water and condensing the vapor. For domestic use, you can find water distillation devices in our range here.
For certain applications, demineralized water or reverse osmosis water can be used as alternatives to distilled water. However, it depends on the specific requirement whether these are suitable.
Although it is safe to drink distilled water, it lacks minerals found in natural drinking water. Long-term consumption can therefore lead to mineral deficiencies. It is generally not recommended to use distilled water as the main source of drinking water.
Distilled water is theoretically indefinitely shelf-stable if stored properly. However, it should be stored in a clean, sealed container to avoid contamination.
It should be stored in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. After opening, it is advisable to keep the container tightly closed.
