PRIMO LIFE

Spring is here, and just like the flowers in your garden need water to grow, so too do you need water to stay hydrated and perform your best in the warmer weather months ahead. One way hydration..

While hydration is key for all human beings, it’s doubly important for female health and wellness. It’s no secret that the composition of the female body is quite a bit more intricate than a male..

You’ve heard of dehumidifiers that help clear particularly damp basements, but what about its opposite, the humidifier? There are several health benefits you can reap by setting up this little..

Say what? What is a “switchel?” You might know it as one of its other aliases—a switzel, swizzle, ginger-water, haymaker’s punch, switchy…the list goes on. Still not ringing a bell? All you need..

Primo Water is excited to announce our sponsorship as the official water of the 2019 Greater Charlotte Health & Fitness Expo. The event will feature Primo water and dispensers at select locations..

Cucumbers have a rep for relaxation. In almost every movie with a spa scene, you see a beautiful woman lounging in a white robe with a mud mask, clad with cucumbers over her eyes. What’s so great..

We often see national holidays celebrating hobbies or foods (like National Waffle Day), but national holidays commemorating awareness of health or safety are doubly important. And luckily, the..

If you didn’t already love your pet enough, February 20 gives you even more of a reason to squeeze your furry friend extra tight—it’s National Love Your Pet Day.

If there’s one thing that most people don’t think about, it’s their drinking water. C’mon—don’t we all have way too much to worry about throughout the day? Well, there’s something new to add to..

There’s long been a debate over the safety of tap water in America. But ever since the Flint, Michigan water crisis broke in April 2014, that anxiety has only worsened. And now we wonder, where do..

Primo is focused on challenging the assumption that tap is fine. We see tap water as an unnecessary risk to our families and especially to our children.  

Brunswick County in North Carolina has been declared a disaster county by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the N.C Department of Health and Human Services. As one of the hardest hit counties..