Water people actually want to drink.
Sixteen flavors. Four boosts.
Cold, still or sparkling, with electrolytes, caffeine, vitamin or brain boost poured on top. Installed and serviced by the same local crew that owns the machine.
- Flavors
- 16
- Boosts
- 4


Still, sparkling, cold. Sixteen flavors and four boosts.
A touchscreen dispenser about twice the size of a standard cooler. Boosts run independent of flavor, so plain water with electrolytes is a valid order. Corporate wellness programs need a hydration component, and this is it.
Base
Flavor
Boost
The demand driver. For hot floors, long shifts and crews moving all day. Zero calories, zero sugar.
Flavors and boosts from the current DropWater lineup. Zero calories and zero sugar across the range; flavors are sweetened with monk fruit.

Four boosts, any base. Pick a flavor or skip it entirely.
Electrolytes are the reason people come back.
Any building with a factory floor, or a warehouse full of people working hard without much air conditioning, wants them. Safety directors treat hydration the same way they treat PPE and steel toes.
Boosts run independent of flavor. Plain water with an electrolyte boost is a valid order, and on a hot shift it is the most common one.
Large employers with corporate wellness programs finally get a hydration component people use a dozen times a day without being told to.
Hydration Electrolytes
For hot floors, long shifts and crews that are moving all day. This is the one people ask for by name.
Caffeine
63mg per serving. An afternoon lift without another trip to the break room coffee pot.
Vitamin Blend
A daily vitamin top-up folded into something people already do a dozen times a shift.
Cognizin® Brain Boost
Cognizin® citicoline, aimed at focus through the back half of a shift. No caffeine.
Wellness, delivered at the tap.
Manufacturing floors
Buildings without much air conditioning and crews working hard through a full shift. Electrolytes are the draw.
Warehouses and distribution
One dispenser near the break area replaces a pallet of bottled drinks and the truck that brings them.
Corporate offices
Sparkling and flavored water that cuts the afternoon run to the store on the corner.
Trucking and fleet
Drivers fill up before a route instead of buying cases on the road.
Wellness programs
A hydration component that shows up in the building rather than in a slide deck, sitting alongside PPE and steel toes.
Predictable cost
One flat rental rate out of the operating budget, service included. No capital request, no seasonal swing.
Ten flavors loaded. We keep them stocked.
The machine holds ten bag-in-box flavor boxes at a time, each good for 472 servings, chosen from sixteen flavors and four boosts. You pick the ten. We track them, restock them and handle the cleaning.
Every DropWater sits behind the same five-stage filtration we put in front of our drinking water dispensers and ice machines, so what comes out is filtered first and flavored second.
Preventative maintenance is scheduled automatically at custom intervals. We own the machine, which means keeping it clean is our problem and not a line item at the bottom of your maintenance tech's list.
Sixteen flavors, ten loaded
You pick the ten that go in. Swap the lineup when the building's taste changes.
Boosts on any base
Electrolytes, caffeine, vitamin or brain, with or without flavor, still or sparkling.
Restocked on our schedule
Supplies arrive before you run out instead of after somebody calls to say you did.

The full menu
Sixteen flavors. Four boosts. Zero sugar.
Every flavor and boost is zero calories and zero sugar. Twelve are sweetened with monk fruit and four are unsweetened. You choose the ten that go in the machine, and we swap the lineup whenever your building's taste changes.
Already have a Drop Water? Order flavors16 of 16 flavors
Mint Mojito
0 cal0g sugarPomegranate Acai
0 cal0g sugarPeach Tea
0 cal0g sugarCaffeineBlackberry
0 cal0g sugarPassion Orange Guava
0 cal0g sugarOrange + Vitamin C
0 cal0g sugarStrawberry Kiwi
0 cal0g sugarRaspberry Lychee
0 cal0g sugarYuzu Ginger
0 cal0g sugarLemonade
0 cal0g sugarTropical Energy
0 cal0g sugarCaffeineTea + Lemonade
0 cal0g sugarCaffeineLime
0 cal0g sugarUnsweetenedGrapefruit
0 cal0g sugarUnsweetenedTriple Berry
0 cal0g sugarUnsweetenedPeach Mango
0 cal0g sugarUnsweetened
Boosts, on any flavor or none
Hydration Electrolytes
The one people ask for by name. For hot floors, long shifts and crews moving all day.
0 cal0g sugarCaffeine freeCaffeine
An afternoon lift without another trip to the break room coffee pot.
0 cal0g sugar63mg caffeineVitamin Blend
A daily vitamin top-up folded into something people already do a dozen times a shift.
0 cal0g sugarCaffeine freeCognizin® Brain Boost
Cognizin® citicoline, aimed at focus through the back half of a shift.
0 cal0g sugarCaffeine free
Flavors are preserved with potassium sorbate, a common food ingredient. Peach Tea, Tropical Energy and Tea + Lemonade contain caffeine. The lineup follows DropWater's current range and grows as they add flavors.
DropWater questions
How many flavors can the machine hold?
Up to ten at once, chosen from sixteen flavors and four boosts. We recommend starting with six flavors and four boosts so people can mix and match. You can run fewer, or none at all.
What are the flavors sweetened with?
Monk fruit. Every flavor and boost is zero calories and zero sugar, and four flavors are unsweetened entirely: Lime, Grapefruit, Triple Berry and Peach Mango.
Do any flavors contain caffeine?
Peach Tea, Tea + Lemonade and Tropical Energy do, and the Caffeine boost adds 63mg per serving. Every other flavor and boost is caffeine free.
Do the flavors include preservatives?
Potassium sorbate, a common ingredient in food products that helps maintain freshness and quality.
Can we add our own flavors?
No. The machine only takes DropWater flavor boxes. The lineup grows as DropWater adds flavors, and we can swap what is loaded whenever your building’s taste changes.
How long does a flavor box last?
Each box holds 472 servings. The machine takes up to ten boxes at a time, plus up to 20 lbs of CO2 for sparkling.
How big is it?
68 inches high, 18 wide and 19 deep, free-standing on casters. It takes about 2.5 square feet of floor.
What does the site need?
A standard electrical outlet, a 3/8 inch water line and wireless internet. A drain line within 50 feet is optional. Without one, it collects into a drip tray.
Can it pour hot water?
Yes, as an option. It can be set up with hot water at 165 to 190°F for tea, alongside chilled, ambient and sparkling.
Who keeps it stocked?
We do, or you can self-stock for faster results. Every unit is internet connected, so we see flavor levels and will call before you run out. The self-sterilizing cycle and scheduled service are part of the program.
Put one in your break room.
We will walk the building, spec the machine around how your people actually drink, and put a flat monthly rate in writing.

