Company introduces ‘pure vegetarian water’, Twitter goes ... What!?
A Twitter user shared an image of the advertisement, which appeared in a newspaper. The post attracted many disappointed and funny comments from tweeple.
Are you a vegetarian? If yes, then you might be in for a shock because the water you are drinking is apparently non-vegetarian – claimed a water purifier company in their advertisement. They also ensured that their water purifier provides “pure vegetarian” water. Let that sink in!

A Twitter user shared an image of the advertisement, which appeared in a newspaper, on June 20. According to the ad, boiling the water or using other company’s purifier can kill the germs. However, the dead bodies of those micro-organisms still remain in the water. Using that logic the company deduced that despite being safe, the water becomes “effectively non-vegetarian.”
The ad further claims that their purifier “REMOVES all virus, bacteria and Cysts, leaving only pure water with NO germs, dead or alive in it.”
Don’t believe us? Check it out:
This ad attracted many disappointed and funny comments from tweeple. There were several people who commented that the next version of the ad will claim to provide “Jain water.” A few asked if they can get some “vegetarian air” along with the water.
Taking a hilarious dig at the ad, a Twitter user even suggested the way of becoming a real vegetarian. “Living in an isolated plastic bubble with filtrated air, floating in anti septic so I can finally be a real vegetarian,” he tweeted. Here are some of the other reactions.
What’s your reaction on this “vegetarian water” ad?
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