The differences between Wahaha purified water and mineral water are: water source and ingredients, taste and appearance.

1. Water source and composition, mineral water: Mineral water is spring water that naturally gushes from deep underground or is obtained through artificial mining. It contains a variety of minerals and trace elements, such as calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, etc. These minerals and trace elements play an important role in human body metabolism and health. Purified water: Purified water is drinking water obtained from tap water or other water sources and processed through physical methods such as filtration and disinfection. It contains almost no minerals and trace elements and therefore has a low mineral content.

2. Taste and appearance, mineral water: The taste of mineral water is usually relatively refreshing, and some varieties may have a slight salty or bubbly taste. Its color may vary depending on the types and amounts of minerals and trace elements it contains, ranging from clear to light yellow or light brown. Purified water: The taste of purified water is relatively bland, close to tasteless. Its color is usually transparent or light yellow, with no obvious difference from other drinking water.