What Does rH (Relative Hydrogen) Have to do With the Healthiness of Your Ionized Water?
Filed Under: Understanding Water Ionizers · Water Ionizer Comparisons
Filed Under: Understanding Water Ionizers · Water Ionizer Comparisons
There are several tools we use to determine the healthiness of ionized water, or any water for that matter, and the most reliable of them is rH (relative Hydrogen). The relative Hydrogen is derived from the pH and ORP of the water being tested. This is a more accurate measure of the healthiness of the water than using the pH or ORP measures by themselves, because it eliminates the effects of the level of pH on the ORP result. In other words, as you raise pH in a substance through ionization, the ORP negativity will be higher, suggesting a better, but false, result. The result you want from a water ionizer is a higher negative-ORP without too high of a pH. The use of this simple formula will put the pH and ORP into relation with each other and reveal the true reducing effect (healthiness) of the water being tested. The use of this formula is a must in comparing water ionizers.











