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Water In Mexico

I've herd people going down to Mexico have trouble drinking there water. Is it a good idea to bring my own when I go down to get my sleeve? Or em I just paranoid.

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Do NOT drink Mexico's water! I have gone there several times on vacation and I've always gotten sick from it. It feels like a stomach virus.

God bless you in your journey to a new life!

I had my sleeve done in MX by Dr Almanza and they provided bottled water. If the place you are going to doesnt, then I would say you should bring your own. Good Luck with your surgery and happy holidays!

You don't have to bring your own, bottled water is readily available for sale in Mexico. The hotel I stayed in provided bottled water and the hospital water was safe to drink in Mexicali.

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Thanks, One less thing to worry about.

best wishes on your journey. Can't wait to hear how your surgery went and your weight loss! ;)

The hospital has plenty of bottled water and there are pharmaicias on every corner that have bottled water if the hotel charges for it. The ice chips they gave me at the hospital tasted good and I didn't get sick so it must be filtered.

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