
Splash Refresher, 6 Pack 16.9 Ounce, Wild Berry
What You Should Know
Splash Refresher Wild Berry is a shelf-stable flavored water positioned as a zero-calorie, zero-sugar alternative to both plain bottled water and sugary soft drinks. In store you’d typically find it in the bottled beverages aisle in the flavored water or diet/zero-calorie section, often shelved near electrolyte drinks, diet sodas, and other flavored non-carbonated waters; multipacks like the 6-pack of 16.9 oz bottles are commonly stacked on pallet displays near checkout or seasonal hydration endcaps. It suits quick grocery runs, school lunch packing, post-workout sipping, and road-trip cooler rotation — any occasion where shoppers want flavored hydration without calories. The brand leans into a youthful, on-the-go positioning: bright berry imagery and messaging that emphasizes “hydrate happy,” appealing to busy parents, teens, and adults seeking a flavorful but guilt-free choice. Label characteristics include prominent health-halo claims (zero sugar, zero calories), a “natural flavors” callout, and absence of organic or whole-food certifications; the design reads mainstream and family-friendly rather than artisanal. Processing context: this is an industrially formulated beverage made from purified water and a suite of flavorings, preservatives, mineral salts, and artificial sweeteners. Sensory details: clear, smooth water texture with a bold artificial berry aroma and flavor, very light mouthfeel, no juice pulp, bottled in recyclable PET plastic in single-serve 16.9 oz bottles; the ritual is grab-and-go chilled sipping from the bottle, or popped open for kids’ lunches and outdoor activities. Overall, it’s positioned as convenient, flavorful hydration engineered for modern convenience rather than traditional or whole-food nutrition.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Purified, Water,, Less, than, 0.5%, of, Natural, Flavors,, Citric, Acid, (to, Preserve, Freshness),, Sodium, Polyphosphate,, Magnesium, Sulfate,, Potassium, Sorbate, (to, Preserve, Freshness),, Potassium, Benzoate, (to, Preserve, Freshness),, Sucralose,, Acesulfame, Potassium,, Calcium, Disodium, EDTA,, Zinc, Sulfate..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •Potassium Sorbate - Synthetic preservative
- •Potassium Benzoate - Synthetic preservative
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
Contains multiple industrial additives (preservatives, acidity regulators, sequestrants), artificial sweeteners, and flavoring agents with little or no whole-food ingredients, matching ultraprocessed beverage criteria.
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Common Questions about Splash Refresher, 6 Pack 16.9 Ounce, Wild Berry
The healthiness of Splash Refresher really depends on your perspective. With zero calories and no added sugars, it can be a refreshing alternative to sugary drinks, especially if you're watching your calorie intake. Just remember, it’s not a substitute for water or whole foods, but it can definitely be a fun addition to your hydration routine!
