RO Water

Definition: RO water is water purified using the Reverse Osmosis process, where water is forced through a semi-permeable membrane to remove impurities.
Purification: It removes dissolved salts, heavy metals, harmful chemicals, and microbes.
Taste & Quality: Produces clean, odorless, and better-tasting water compared to untreated sources.
Uses: Commonly used for drinking, cooking, and in industries that require pure water.
Benefits: Provides safe drinking water, prevents waterborne diseases, and improves overall health.