Water,
made living.

Hydrogen nanobubble drinking water, drawn from groundwater in Sunchang, Jeonbuk-do, and refined through the pores of pine.

The source

It starts in the mountains.

Sunchang, Jeonbuk-do, Republic of Korea. Rain into pine forest, pine forest into rock.

Groundwater

Then it goes under.

Down through granite, into bedrock 300 m above sea level. That is where it is drawn from.

The pine

Then it is pushed
through a tree.

Hydrogen infused under pressure, then the whole of it forced through fresh pine sapwood — through the tracheids and pit membranes of the tree’s own xylem. A natural structure, not a manufactured filter.

Pressure
0.4 MPa
Pore size
100–500 nm

What you cannot see

Bubbles finer
than light.

Ultra-fine hydrogen nanobubbles: invisible, stable, measured in nanometres. You will not taste them. That is the point — it tastes like water, because it is water.

Size
<100 nm
Count
200M+ per ml

Sealed

One water, made as
well as we know how.

Volume
500 ml
Dissolved hydrogen
400–1,800 ppb
pH
7.0–7.5

How it is made

Six stages, and
the fourth is a tree.

Most bottled water is filtered and sold. This one is taken from groundwater, charged with hydrogen under pressure, and then pushed through the inside of a pine — the one stage that has no industrial substitute.

  1. Misted pine ridgelines in Sunchang, Jeonbuk-do

    01

    Groundwater

    Drawn from groundwater in Sunchang, Jeonbuk-do, Republic of Korea. Rain into pine forest, forest into rock, rock into water.

  2. Clear groundwater standing in a pale rock chamber

    02

    Tested at source

    It is drawn from bedrock 300 m above sea level, and an accredited lab tests the source every six months.

  3. 03

    Hydrogen, under pressure

    Hydrogen is infused into the water under pressure. Pressure is what gets it in; the next stage is what keeps it there.

    Pressure
    0.4 MPa
  4. Extreme macro of pine sapwood: a golden lattice of xylem tracheids with water threading through it

    04

    Through the pine

    The whole of it is forced through fresh pine sapwood — the tracheids and pit membranes of the tree's own xylem. Not a manufactured membrane but a natural one, with a pore structure fine enough to break the gas into bubbles small enough to stay.

    Nanobubble water was first developed in Japan; ours is made with a newer method built on that work.

    Pore size
    100–500 nm
  5. Move across the water.

    05

    Nanobubbles

    Ordinary bubbles rise and burst at the surface. These are under 100 nm, too small to float, and there are over 200 million in every millilitre. They stay suspended in a sealed pouch until you open it.

    Size
    <100 nm
  6. The pouch standing on pale stones underwater, bubbles rising around it

    06

    Sealed

    Into a 500 ml high-barrier pouch, closed so the bubbles stay where they were put. No devices, no prep, nothing to charge or clean.

Hydrogen, held in bubbles finer than light, refined through the pores of pine.

Yolanda Global Wellness
The 500 ml Yolandala Nano Water pouch

The pouch

Hydrogen Nano Water.
500 ml.

Flat when it is empty, so it goes in a bag and comes home again.

Volume
500 ml
Dissolved hydrogen
400–1,800 ppb
pH
7.0–7.5
Source
Sunchang, Jeonbuk-do, Republic of Korea

Why we started

We never drank
enough water.

Like most people, we knew we should. We just didn’t. Not for any good reason — it was never unpleasant, never hard. It simply lost to everything else in the day.

Read our story

Water is where we start.

For business

By the case, on a schedule.

Nano Water for offices, hotels, restaurants, spas and events across Singapore. Office sampling can be arranged before you commit.

Be first to try it.

We sell only what we use ourselves, so there is not much of it yet.

Yolanda Global Wellness Pte. Ltd., Singapore. Hydrogen nanobubble drinking water, 500 ml.