It depends on the case pack and how many cases are stacked on the pallet. Pallet listings on this page show different combinations, so the totals can vary.

• Check bottles per case: Common packs include 24 or 35 bottles.
• Check cases per pallet: Examples shown include 54, 72, or 84 cases per pallet.
• Total bottles: Multiply bottles per case by cases per pallet (e.g., 72 × 24 = 1,728 bottles; 84 × 24 = 2,016; 54 × 35 = 1,890).
• Total volume: Multiply total bottles by bottle size (e.g., 16.9 fl oz or 1 L) for an estimate.

Always review the product description for the exact case and pallet counts before ordering.

It’s a bulk shipment of factory-sealed cases of bottled water stacked and wrapped together on a pallet for easier transport and storage. You’re essentially buying multiple cases in one go—helpful for offices, events, teams, or stocking a pantry.

• What you’ll see: Details like bottles per case, case count per pallet, and bottle size.
• Why it varies: Different case packs and bottle sizes lead to different totals.
• Delivery notes: Some pallet orders ship by freight and may require someone to receive them. Availability and options can vary by location and seller.

Check the product page specs to confirm the exact configuration that fits your needs.

You can shop pallet listings online and choose the configuration that fits your needs. Availability varies by your ZIP code and the seller.

1. Search and filter: Look for pallet listings and review the case and bottle counts.
2. Verify specs: Confirm bottles per case, cases per pallet, and bottle size.
3. Check fulfillment: See if delivery, pickup, or freight is offered for your address.
4. Plan receiving: Clear space for delivery and be available to accept the shipment, if required.
5. Need more help? If you’re ordering multiple pallets or have delivery questions, consider contacting Customer Care for guidance.

Lead times and options can differ, so reviewing the item’s shipping details is a good step.

There isn’t one universally “healthiest” bottled water, since preferences and needs vary. Instead, consider what aligns with your routine and taste.

• Read the label: You’ll see types like spring or purified, and bottle sizes ranging from 16.9 fl oz to 1 L.
• Taste preference: Some options include electrolytes for taste; others are simply filtered or sourced from springs.
• Daily use: Choose a bottle size you’ll actually drink throughout the day.
• If you have questions: For personal dietary or health concerns, a healthcare professional can provide individual guidance.

Review the product description to make sure the water type and packaging match what you prefer.

Focus on a few key specs so you’re comparing like for like.

• Bottle size: Common sizes on pallet listings include 16.9 fl oz and 1 L.
• Bottles per case: Look for 24- or 35-count cases (varies by listing).
• Cases per pallet: Examples shown include 54, 72, or 84 cases.
• Total bottles: Multiply bottles per case by cases per pallet for an apples-to-apples comparison.
• Fulfillment: Check delivery or pickup options available to your ZIP code and any freight notes.

Comparing these details side by side can help you find the most suitable pallet for your space and use.