Distilled Water

Distilled water is water that has undergone the distillation process, removing dissolved minerals, salts, microorganisms, and most impurities. During distillation, water is boiled into steam and then condensed back into a liquid, resulting in a high level of purity. In the context of supplements and topical formulas, like TruVarin, distilled water serves as an ideal solvent and carrier due to its lack of contaminants that could interfere with active compounds. Its use helps achieve a consistent, uniform mixture of ingredients and supports the stability of formulas by limiting unwanted reactions. Unlike tap or mineral water, distilled water contains no added minerals, which reduces the risk of interactions with nutrients, oils, or botanical extracts. Manufacturers source distilled water through industrial distillation systems, ensuring it meets high purity standards suitable for food, cosmetic, and supplement products. On supplement labels, distilled water is typically listed among the first ingredients in liquid and topical formulas, reflecting its function as a base that facilitates the absorption and delivery of other active substances. It is a safe and neutral ingredient, making it broadly compatible with sensitive formulations that require a clean, hypoallergenic base.