Become an Authorized Partner

Offer Qlarivia deuterium-depleted water in your store, clinic or online shop.

  1. 1 Description
  2. 2 Application
  3. 3 Review
  4. 4 Submit

Partners · Distribution and retail in the United States

Apply to become an authorized Qlarivia partner and sell Qlarivia Water to your customers. Authorized partners buy directly from Prime Water LLC, the exclusive distributor of Qlarivia Water in North America.

Review time:
Within 10 business days of receiving a complete application.
Fee:
No application fee.

Required documents

  • Government-issued photo ID of the business owner or authorized signatory required
  • Certificate of Incorporation or Articles of Organization (filed with the NYS Department of State or your home state) required
  • IRS EIN confirmation letter (CP 575 or 147C) required
  • Completed IRS Form W-9 required
  • NYS Agriculture and Markets food license (Article 28 retail food store or food warehouse license) required
  • NYS sales tax Certificate of Authority, if you sell taxable products if applicable
  • Certificate of insurance: general and product liability required
  • Lease or proof of ownership of the store or warehouse premises if applicable
  • Signed authorized partner application required

Regulations

NY Agriculture and Markets Law, Article 28

Requires retail food stores and food warehouses in New York State, including those that sell packaged bottled water, to hold a license from the Department of Agriculture and Markets.

10 NYCRR Subpart 5-6 — Bottled and Bulk Water

Sets the New York State requirements for bottled water offered for sale in the state.

21 CFR Part 129 and 21 CFR 165.110 (FDA)

Federal rules for the processing, bottling, quality and labeling of bottled drinking water.

FD&C Act, Section 415 — Food Facility Registration

Facilities that hold food for consumption in the United States, such as distribution warehouses, must register with the FDA. Retail food establishments are exempt.

Frequently asked questions

In most cases, yes. Stores that sell packaged food, including bottled water, generally need an Article 28 license from the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets. Some businesses are exempt, for example when food is only incidental to their main activity. Check with the Department before you apply.

Every business that sells taxable goods or services in New York State must register for sales tax. Plain bottled water is generally treated as food; ask your accountant whether your product range requires registration.

We review your application and documents, then contact you to agree on prices, order volumes and delivery.

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