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Just wondering if this could be a temporary fix until I get a a filter that removes fluoride?

If one of these happens to be fluoride free, and I start drinking it, is there any additional info I would need to pay attention to?

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I can't answer to others, but Deer Park claims that there is no detectable fluoride in their spring water. I drink that since I can't afford a portable fluoride filter, and since we rent I can't install a permanent one. – WordVixen Feb 3 2011 at 2:17

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Distilled no, spring/sparkling/mineral possibly (usually insignificant amounts, although there's variation).

Look at the pdf for some info from WI: http://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/publications/P4/P44559.pdf

What exactly is your concern? If you're getting a filter, presumably it'll be soon. Unless your water is unsafely laden with fluoride, a few weeks isn't going to affect you negatively.

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