Quote Originally Posted by iandh View Post
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Petra's could sell certified and repackaged distilled water, but to make it worthwhile they'd have to sell it for the same price as the Feser distilled, so why make a product that is already easily available? They'd be better off selling water test meters on their site TBH. Plus, if they purchased and shipped store-bought distilled, even if they had certified it for purity, and marked it up enough to make it worthwhile to bother with, they would then be criticized for making profit from "no work" and marking up something that anyone could go buy.

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Please don't think I took offense to your comment; I didn't. I'm just trying to explain to you where this product fits in, and offer you some alternate viewpoints.
No worries, I would be the one to fear offending you as opposed to the opposite given I respect the work you do for the people in the water cooling community and this site

What I quoted above is what my angle of thought on things was primarily with keeping those who don't have such easy access to quality distilled water in mind. In California, there's a wide variety of brands that can be chosen from, but it's very much understandable that in many other states the options are slim and could often be those brands that don't have a low purity level. For those not in the US.. we've read their stories about how expensive distilled water can be or the lack of availability.. if they're already purchasing from Petra's or such, why not add that to the order for the convenience?

Nevertheless, I think your product is a good idea and definitely hope you at least make enough revenue to cover all initial fixed production costs so that you keep transforming more of your ideas to a reality.