"Am I confused? Yes. Will I be trying it? Also, yes." LaCroix is a household name when it comes to flavored sparkling water. It’s light, bright, and comes in a variety of delicious flavors.

An curved arrow pointing right. LaCroix has been around for decades and quietly become a favorite carbonated water for many people. With sales more than tripling in the last five years ...

HEALTHIER: Unlike sports drinks, vitamin enhanced waters, and sodas, LaCroix is a healthy for you, natural sparkling water with 0 calories, 0 sweeteners and 0 sodium. GUILT FREE: Drink with zero ...

PepsiCo just launched a new line of sparkling water ... the beverage company’s response to the cult-favorite seltzer LaCroix—and bubly is all dressed up for the part. Its packaging will ...

"The flavor of LaCroix Cherry Blossom uniquely 'blooms' with the bliss, fragrance and calming essence of this brilliant flower." What's the Difference Between Sparkling Water and Seltzer?

So, if you're a frequent sparkling water drinker, how worried do you need to be about your enamel? Do you need to put down the La Croix for good or just dial back some? TODAY.com spoke to dentists ...

We’re noted sparkling water fans around here—check out reporter Perry Santanachote’s article about the environmental impact of her La Croix habit for some reassuring news if you, too ...

LaCroix sales have plummeted 9.4% over a 12-week period that ended in May, according to Nielsen data, as customers have opted for one of many other competing sparkling-water brands. In March ...

these sparkling waters can be more enjoyable than plain water, and the good news is that they’re just as hydrating. Walk down the water aisle of any grocery store, and you’ll find many brands, such as ...

So, if you're a frequent sparkling water drinker, how worried do you need to be about your enamel? Do you need to put down the La Croix for good or just dial back some? TODAY.com spoke to dentists ...