Choose Your Water

Not sure which one? Start here.

Every number is the same naturally sourced Crazy Water. They just differ in mineral level and taste, from light to bold.

Lighter  ←   →  Bolder

No. 1

Light

The mildest taste, closest to a clean everyday water.

Low mineral

No. 2

Medium

An easy, balanced water for drinking all day long.

TDS 740

No. 3

Bold

More mineral forward with a fuller taste. A popular pick.

TDS 810

No. 4

High Mineral

The most mineral rich and full bodied. Many mix it with No.2 or No.3.

TDS 2340

Pick your size:
5 gallon jugs for the home cooler and best value, 1 liter and 500ml for the fridge and on the go, plus glass bottles and sparkling Crazy Fizz.

Naturally Sourced Since 1881

Choose Your Water

Every bottle of Crazy Water comes from a different well in Mineral Wells, Texas — and each well carries its own mineral strength. Pick your level, from light and crisp to full-strength mineral rich.

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Crazy Water No. 1

Light Mineral Water

Mineral level 1 of 4

The lightest of the family. Most minerals are filtered out, leaving just enough behind to keep the water gently alkaline — clean, crisp, and easy to drink all day.

  • Lightest minerals
  • Crisp, clean taste
  • Great everyday water
Mineral contents
Mineral profileVirtually mineral-free

Mineral content naturally fluctuates ±30% with seasonal rain and drought.

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Crazy Water No. 2

Medium Mineral Water

Mineral level 2 of 4

Drawn from the Norwood Well, No. 2 is light and crisp with a low-to-medium mineral profile — an easy sipper for keeping your hydration steady from morning to night.

  • Norwood Well
  • Low–medium minerals
  • Sip all day
Mineral contents (mg/L)
Calcium15.4
Magnesium8.95
Potassium3.81
Bicarbonate (HCO3)295
T. Alkalinity (CaCO3)296
Sulfate193
Silica5.56
Zinc0.005
Lithium0.0325
Dissolved Solids750
pH7.4

Mineral content naturally fluctuates ±30% with seasonal rain and drought.

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Crazy Water No. 3

Bold Mineral Water

Mineral level 3 of 4

Sourced from the Famous Deep Well, No. 3 delivers a noticeably richer mineral profile with an 8.0 pH — a mineral boost you can still comfortably drink throughout the day.

  • Famous Deep Well
  • Medium minerals
  • Naturally alkaline (pH 8.0)
Mineral contents (mg/L)
Calcium34
Magnesium18.3
Potassium4.7
Bicarbonate (HCO3)333
T. Alkalinity (CaCO3)337
Sulfate171
Silica6.14
Zinc0.0256
Lithium0.0306
Dissolved Solids740
pH8.0

Mineral content naturally fluctuates ±30% with seasonal rain and drought.

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Crazy Water No. 4

High Mineral Water

Mineral level 4 of 4

Straight from the original Crazy Well, No. 4 is the full-strength classic — packed with naturally occurring minerals. It's strong, so most folks enjoy a glass in the morning and one at night rather than sipping it all day.

  • The original Crazy Well
  • Highest minerals
  • 1–2 glasses daily
Mineral contents (mg/L)
Calcium68.2
Magnesium46.9
Potassium11.7
Bicarbonate (HCO3)583
T. Alkalinity (CaCO3)588
Sulfate1080
Silica5.42
Zinc0.101
Lithium0.161
Dissolved Solids2450
pH7.7

Mineral content naturally fluctuates ±30% with seasonal rain and drought.

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Crazy Water Fizz

Sparkling Mineral Water

Mineral level 3 of 4 · Bubbly

No. 3's mineral-rich water with fine, tight carbonation added. Smooth bubbles, real minerals — a sparkling water that's as drinkable as it is refreshing.

  • No. 3 mineral level
  • Fine bubbles
  • Sip all day
Mineral contents (mg/L)
Calcium34
Magnesium18.3
Potassium4.7
Bicarbonate (HCO3)333
T. Alkalinity (CaCO3)337
Sulfate171
Silica6.14
Zinc0.0256
Lithium0.0306
Dissolved Solids740
pH8.0

Mineral content naturally fluctuates ±30% with seasonal rain and drought.

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Naturally Occurring Minerals

What's In The Water

Tap a category to see which naturally occurring minerals in Crazy Water are traditionally associated with it.

Magnesium

Plays a central role in how the body produces and uses energy.

Bicarbonate

Helps buffer acid buildup that contributes to fatigue.

Chloride

Involved in the metabolism that turns food into fuel.

Manganese

Supports the production of glycogen, the body's stored fuel.

Potassium

An essential electrolyte for cell function and growth.

Silica

A trace nutrient linked to overall vitality.

Zinc

Well known for its role in supporting normal immune function.

Manganese

Contributes to the body's antioxidant defenses.

Bicarbonate

Helps the body maintain its natural pH balance.

Alkalinity

Naturally alkaline water supports the body's own balance.

Chloride

Works alongside sodium and potassium to balance the body's fluids.

Potassium

Helps regulate fluid levels between cells.

Zinc

Supports the body's absorption of other minerals.

Alkalinity

Mineral-rich water is absorbed readily by the body.

Magnesium

Often associated with clearer thinking and less brain fog.

Manganese

A trace mineral involved in normal brain function.

Zinc

Contributes to keeping the mind sharp.

Magnesium

Frequently called "food for the brain" for its links to mood and memory.

Calcium

Involved in nerve signaling throughout the body.

Manganese

Supports overall brain health.

Zinc

A key component of the barrier that protects the brain.

Chloride

A building block of the stomach acid that digests food.

Sulfate

Traditionally associated with keeping digestion moving.

Calcium

Helps neutralize excess acid.

Zinc

Involved in how the body metabolizes fats and carbohydrates.

Calcium

Essential for strong teeth and bones.

Magnesium

Involved in hundreds of processes across the body.

Silica

Associated with healthy hair, skin, nails, and bones.

Manganese

Contributes to maintaining bone density.

Chloride

Needed for normal muscle contraction.

Bicarbonate

Helps neutralize the lactic acid generated by exercise.

Calcium

Lost through sweat and needed to help deter muscle cramps.

Magnesium

Supports muscle function, electrolyte balance, and energy production.

Silica

Associated with tissue repair and recovery.

Manganese

Involved in regulating the body's total water balance.

Calcium

Has a naturally calming effect that helps ease the body toward rest.

Magnesium

Works with calcium to relax muscles and the nervous system.

Potassium

Associated with deeper, less interrupted sleep.

These statements describe naturally occurring minerals and are for general information only. They are not medical advice and have not been evaluated by the FDA.