Fresh And Alive! 2G Budget Water Ionizer (Batch)

by Fresh And Alive!

Product Features

• Creates medical grade "super acid" and "super alkaline" water much stronger than other models costing thousands.
• Creates ionized water with pH and ORP values tens to hundreds of times stronger than than most other models.
• Allows you to use higher quality water (purified spring, well, bottled, or tap) than tap water required for models that connect to your faucet.
• Easy to use, self-cleaning. Makes over 2 gallons each of alkaline and acid waters per day.
• Detailed instructions, 60-day satisfaction guarantee.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 11.5 x 5 x 10 inches
• Shipping Weight: 4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B001BBC1PO
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #43,955 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining)

Product Description

The Fresh and Alive! 2G Budget Ionizer creates medical grade super alkaline and acid waters tens to hundreds of times stronger than other ionizers at a fraction of the cost. Unlike expensive flow-through ionizers that connect to your plumbing and electrify the water as it flows through, our 2G batch model holds water in two tanks, one acid, and one alkaline, separated by a porous membrane. Using platinum-coated medical-grade titanium electrodes (the main cost of this model, platinum is more expensive than gold), the 2G electrifies the water with direct current electricity for 8 to 12 hours. When used as directed, the 2G Ionizer makes 3/4 gallon each of pH 10 to 11 alkaline water with ORP of -800 to -1,000 millivolts, and pH 4 to 5 acid waters with ORP of 800 to 1,000 millivolts, every 8 to 12 hours. These values are tens to hundreds of times stronger than found in flow-through models. The primary weakness of flow-through ionizers is their dependence on the quality of water coming from your tap. All ionizers must have minerals in the water to make ions that give the water a strong pH and electrical charge, the fewer minerals you have in your water, the weaker your ionized water will be. If you have limited minerals in your water, you will have weak ionized water, and many municipal supplies and wells have poorly mineralized (and frequently toxic) water. With the 2G Ionizer you can use good bottled or purified water and add your own trace minerals in order to make strong, pure ionized water. You can use any of the expensive flow-through ionizers such as Jupiter, Kangen, Enagic, Tyent, Microwater, & Delphi, but if your water is poor quality, you'll wind up with low pH values and ORP values. With the 2G Ionizer you have control over both the quality of water used and the strength of ionization, features not found in any flow-through model on the market. You'll also need liquid sea minerals, a water pH test kit, & urine pH test paper. See our bundle which includes those.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

42 of 42 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Produces great tasting alkaline water. Should have been even cheaper..., April 12, 2010

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E. Tang "Skywell" (Flushing, NY USA) - See all my reviews
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It amazes me how the simple process of electrolysis of water (running an electric current through water) to change its pH can be marketed into devices costing thousands of dollars. With a little basic understanding of the process of electrolysis of water, the concept of electrolytes in solution in water (salt or trace minerals), you can technically make your own device with by picking up a plug-in power adapter, some metal wire, some clips, a couple plastic jugs, a section of plastic plumbing pipe, and a sack membrane.

Even $198 is way overpriced for this simple contraption. With a combination of my laziness and the neat and tidy job these guys did in making this contraption, it is still $198 well spent, especially if you really look hard at those other models costing thousands and dissect them. Sure they look more technologically advanced, but they produce the same result in the end. Sure they have a water filter built in, but I have a perfectly functional Brita water filter that I've been using, and I just use that before I dump the filtered water into my $198 water ionizer and add a pinch of trace minerals.

This budget ionizer does the job as promised, is simple, foolproof, and brings results. The picture you see in the product page is exactly what you get. With such simple technology, fewer things go wrong, and you have complete control over the amount of trace minerals you throw in, the pH (by varying the time you electrolize the water), and you can feel good about how you only spend $198 while other victims of mass marketing and network marketing get scammed out of their hard-earned greenbacks.

Please do yourself a favor and don't get scammed into parting with thousands of dollars. Educate yourself with some basic knowledge and have some common sense.

13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Ionizer & Alkalizer, June 13, 2010

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Devoted Amazon Shopper "shopping mom" (Florida) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Fresh And Alive! 2G Budget Water Ionizer (Batch)

This is a very simple and straightforward piece of equipment if you are interested in getting your body into a more alkaline environment. I have had this device for well over a year and it has always performed with zero problems. When I bought it, I had a very large stone in a salivary gland. Within just 2-3 days, the stone moved and was expelled. It's so easy to use I would recommend it to anyone. And the Fresh and Alive people couldn't be easier to work with.

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars It works, but..., December 30, 2010

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WebMartin28 (Dayton, OH USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Fresh And Alive! 2G Budget Water Ionizer (Batch)

I have to agree with a previous reviewer - This unit works, but is it worth $200+? Absolutely not. This product was probably produced for less than $20 in parts, and to charge over $200 for the finished product is a rip-off.

But, in all fairness, the product does work. So if you don't mind spending the money, or don't have the skills/knowledge to make this type of unit yourself, then this is a good starter unit.

One problem you should know about is their filter barrier piece. The two jugs are unnecessarily connected together by a piece of PVC pipe, creating a hole between both jugs. You keep the water separated by placing this little ball of fabric in the hole. In the unit I have, the barrier leaks. I could return it for a new one, but what's the point? I'm not overly impressed with the design of this unit, and can (and will) build my own unit cheaper, and more efficiently.

But again, it works - Does what is says it does, so from a functional standpoint, can't say it doesn't work or that it is inefficient in doing what it claims. I do feel ripped off, though.

Three stars because it works, but no more because it's cheaply made with a ridiculously high mark-up.