[Your story goes here — two or three short paragraphs in your own voice. The strongest version answers three things: the night you first thought of this, why water and not something else, and the rule you refused to break when it would have been easier.]
[Something like: “I don’t think moonlight changes water. I think sitting with something for a whole night changes what it means. We built a company around the second thing and were honest about the first.”]
We say exactly what the moon does and doesn’t do. The story is the night, not a claim about the water.
Every bottle in a case saw the same sky. If a night fails the rule, the water goes back and we wait.
From the spring to the shelf the water never touches plastic, and the bottle is made to be kept.
The platform where the vessels sit is a few hundred feet above the spring, with an open horizon to the east and south. We don’t publish the exact spot; it’s on private land and quiet is part of the deal.
A note the evening before each charge, and first access to limited phases.