Yavelle 25ppm Deuterium-Depleted Water (DDW) - 500mL Recyclable PET Bottles, Box of 24
$290.00
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Yavelle 25ppm Deuterium-Depleted Water (DDW) - 500mL Recyclable PET Bottles, Box of 24
$290.00
Yavelle 25ppm Deuterium-Depleted Water (DDW) in a convenient 500mL recyclable PET bottle. Clean, minimalist hydration with clear ppm labeling.
Disclaimer: For educational purposes only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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Yavelle 25ppm Deuterium-Depleted Water (DDW) in a convenient 500mL recyclable PET bottle. Clean, minimalist hydration with clear ppm labelling.
Disclaimer: For educational purposes only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
About Yavelle 25ppm Deuterium-Depleted Water
Yavelle 25ppm Deuterium-Depleted Water is produced to the same specification referenced in peer-reviewed research on deuterium and cellular function. Each box contains 24 x 500mL bottles of water processed to 25ppm deuterium concentration, clearly labelled, additive-free, and consistently produced.
What is Deuterium-Depleted Water (DDW)?
Deuterium is a naturally occurring stable isotope of hydrogen found in all water. Regular drinking water typically contains approximately 150 parts per million of deuterium. Deuterium-depleted water has been processed to reduce this concentration below natural levels.
Research published by scientists including Dr László G. Boros, Professor Thomas Seyfried, and Professor Stephanie Seneff has explored the relationship between deuterium concentration and biological processes. Studies conducted across Hungary, the United States, and Europe have investigated DDW across a range of clinical and wellness contexts since the 1960s.
Yavelle is produced at 25ppm, one of the lowest deuterium concentrations available in a consumer product, consistent with specifications referenced in published research literature.
Why 25ppm?
Research exploring deuterium depletion has used a range of concentrations, typically between 25ppm and 105ppm. 25ppm represents the most depleted end of the spectrum studied in published literature. Many people using DDW as part of a structured protocol choose to begin at higher concentrations and gradually reduce, a process sometimes referred to in the research literature as a deuterium depletion protocol.
Yavelle at 25ppm gives you the flexibility to use it neat or dilute it with regular water to achieve your preferred concentration, as outlined in published research guidelines.
Key Features
Deuterium concentration: 25ppm
Volume: 500mL per bottle
Pack size: Box of 24 bottles
Packaging: Recyclable PET plastic
Additives: None. No sweeteners, flavours, or preservatives.
Labelling: Clear ppm specification on every bottle
How People Use Yavelle
Research participants in published DDW studies have typically incorporated deuterium-depleted water into their daily hydration routine. Common approaches referenced in the literature include replacing morning hydration with DDW, using DDW as part of a structured depletion protocol under healthcare supervision, and diluting 25ppm DDW with regular water to achieve intermediate concentrations such as 75ppm or 105ppm.
For guidance on concentration calculations, visit our DDW Dosage and Dilution Calculator.
Shipping — Australia
Stocked in Australia for fast domestic fulfilment. Free standard shipping across Australia. Estimated delivery 2 to 5 business days. No customs fees or import delays. Subscribe and save 5% on every order.
Sustainability
Every Yavelle order plants one tree and removes one ocean-bound plastic bottle through our verified reforestation and ocean cleanup programme. Trees are GPS tracked and monitored through their critical first years of growth. Learn more about our sustainability commitment.
About Yavelle
Yavelle is an Australian founded company providing high-quality, clearly labelled deuterium-depleted water to customers in Australia and the USA. Founded by Anthony and Kamila Kingston, researchers and practitioners in the health field, Yavelle was established following personal research into the scientific literature on deuterium depletion.
We do not make medical claims. We provide a clearly specified product and share the published research so you can make your own informed decisions.
Disclaimer
This product is for general use only. The information provided on this page references third-party scientific research and is for educational purposes only. Yavelle 25ppm Deuterium-Depleted Water is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult your healthcare provider before incorporating DDW into your routine, particularly if you are undergoing medical treatment.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is 25ppm deuterium depleted water?
25ppm deuterium depleted water is water that has been processed to contain just 25 parts per million of deuterium, significantly lower than the approximately 150ppm found in regular drinking water. 25ppm represents one of the most depleted concentrations referenced in published research on deuterium depleted water (DDW).
How much deuterium depleted water should I drink per day?
Research protocols vary depending on the context and individual circumstances. Many published studies reference daily intakes of between 0.5 and 1.5 litres of DDW per day. For personalised guidance on concentration and volume, visit our DDW Dosage and Dilution Calculator. Always consult your healthcare provider before making significant changes to your hydration routine.
Can I dilute Yavelle 25ppm with regular water?
Yes. Many people following a deuterium depletion protocol choose to dilute 25ppm DDW with regular drinking water to achieve intermediate concentrations such as 75ppm, 105ppm, or 125ppm. This approach is both practical and cost effective. Use our DDW Dilution Calculator to work out the exact ratio for your target concentration.
How long does one box of Yavelle last?
One box contains 24 x 500mL bottles, providing 12 litres in total. How long it lasts depends on your daily intake. At 500mL per day it lasts approximately 24 days. At 1 litre per day it lasts approximately 12 days. At 1.5 litres per day it lasts approximately 8 days. If you are diluting with regular water, one box will last considerably longer. Set up a monthly subscription and save 5% and you can pause or cancel anytime.
What is the difference between deuterium depleted water and regular water?
Regular drinking water contains approximately 150 parts per million (ppm) of deuterium, a naturally occurring stable isotope of hydrogen. Deuterium depleted water has been processed using industrial techniques such as low temperature vacuum rectification to reduce this concentration. Yavelle is produced at 25ppm, approximately 83% less deuterium than regular drinking water. The water looks, tastes, and behaves like regular water with no additives, sweeteners, or flavours.
What does the research say about deuterium depleted water?
Scientific interest in deuterium depleted water dates back to the 1960s. Hundreds of studies have since been published exploring the relationship between deuterium concentration and biological processes. Researchers including Dr László G. Boros, Professor Thomas Seyfried, and Professor Stephanie Seneff have contributed significantly to this field. Studies have been conducted across Hungary, the United States, and Europe across a range of clinical and wellness contexts. For a full overview visit our Research page. This information is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
Is deuterium depleted water safe to drink?
Deuterium depleted water has been consumed by research participants in published clinical studies for decades with no reported adverse effects from the water itself. It contains no additives, sweeteners, flavours, or preservatives, just water with a reduced deuterium concentration. As with any change to your diet or hydration routine, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider before use, particularly if you are undergoing medical treatment.
Why is Yavelle packaged in PET plastic bottles?
We chose recyclable PET plastic over glass for practical reasons. It significantly reduces the weight and carbon footprint of shipping, particularly over long distances, while maintaining the integrity of the water. PET plastic does not affect the deuterium concentration of the water. For a detailed comparison of PET versus glass packaging for DDW, read our blog post on packaging.
Where is Yavelle available?
Yavelle is available online at yavelle.com with free shipping across the USA and Australia. Yavelle is also stocked at Nordstrom and Debenhams in the United States. Coming soon to Myer and Virgin in Australia, KrisShop via Singapore Airlines, and Holland and Barrett and Rackhams in the United Kingdom.
How does the Yavelle subscription work?
Subscribe to receive Yavelle automatically every month and save 5% on every order. Choose 1, 2, 3, or 4 boxes per month depending on your protocol. You can pause, skip, or cancel your subscription at any time with no lock in contracts or cancellation fees. Simply select Subscribe and Save on the product page and choose your quantity.
How is Yavelle shipped in the USA?
Yavelle is stocked in the USA for fast domestic fulfilment. All US orders ship free with standard delivery estimated at 2 to 5 business days. There are no customs fees or import delays. Orders are processed promptly and you will receive tracking information once your order has been dispatched.
Who founded Yavelle?
Yavelle was founded by Anthony and Kamila Kingston, Australian health researchers and practitioners with over 25 years of experience in the health and education fields. Their interest in deuterium depleted water began in 2024 during personal research into the scientific literature on deuterium and cellular function. You can read more on our About page.