John Ellis Water

09/03/2026

Before there was an LWM-5, there was a young engineer at Douglas Aerospace, and later a company holding defense contracts through the Vietnam War. John Ellis spent his whole early career around precision — patented measuring devices, government inspections, work the aircraft industry still uses.

Then he turned that same attention to a glass of water and never really stopped. US Patent 6,409,888. Forty-plus years on one idea. Still building every LWM-5 with his family today, at 96.

Some people retire. John just changed what he was measuring.

09/02/2026

"Structured water," "alkaline water," "distilled water" — the labels get thrown around a lot. Here's what we can actually show you:

The LWM-5 uses steam distillation with a rapid heat/cool cycle and UV treatment. Independent lab testing shows our output measures as low as 0.07 PPM TDS — against an industry "pure water" standard of 0.1 PPM. And the process changes water's measured hydrogen bond angle to roughly 114°, versus about 104.5° for ordinary tap water.

We're glad to walk through the how and why — ask us anything in the comments, or call 845-754-8696, Mon–Fri 10am–4pm ET.

08/28/2026

08/26/2026

⏳ Last call — our $300 discount on the LWM-5 Living Water Machine ends this Saturday.

The LWM-5 uses steam distillation, a patented rapid heating-and-cooling cycle, and UV treatment to produce water tested at a hydrogen bond angle of ~114° — versus ~104.5° for typical tap water. It's American-made, and we've been refining this process for decades.

Use code PURE300 at checkout to save $300 before the sale closes.

🔗 Order online at johnellis.com, or call us directly at 845-754-8696 (Mon–Fri, 10am–4pm EST) — a real person will answer and can walk you through any questions.

Sale ends Saturday. After that, it's back to full price.

08/24/2026

We just use it every morning now — it's part of the routine, like making coffee." That's the kind of message we hear most from LWM-5 owners. Not dramatic, just... part of the day.

If you've been thinking about trying one, this is a good week — $300 off through Friday with code PURE300.

LWM Electron 5. A water machine that utilizes a heating and cooling process to create water with a 114-degree hydrogen bond angle, thereby altering its natural properties.

08/19/2026

In 1992, the Washington Post wrote about John Ellis.

Thirty-plus years later, the thing that's stayed the same is how the machine gets made: by hand, in New York, by a family that still answers its own phone.

There's no call center. No overseas line. If your unit ever needs something years from now, you reach the people who built it.

We think that's the whole point of buying something made to last.

📞 845-754-8696, Mon–Fri 10am–4pm ET

08/17/2026

50+ years ago, John Ellis started asking a simple question: what actually makes water good for you? At 96, he's still in the workshop. What's a question you've been chasing your whole life?

Our LWM-5 uses steam distillation + rapid heat/cool cycling + UV treatment to create structured water — measured hydrogen bond angle ~114° vs ~104.5° for typical tap water. Water science, not water magic.

Call us and an actual human answers. Mon–Fri, 10am–4pm ET. 845-754-8696. No bots, no call center — just how we've always done it.

08/13/2026

"I had $3,000 saved to do something bold for my health. I took the risk without expectations... a new energy arrived, and I was in the best shape of my life at 52." — Kelly Bee

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Discover the official John Ellis LWM-5 Water Machine, featuring patented multi-cycle steam distillation, UV treatment and advanced water processing. View research, testimonials, and ordering information.

08/10/2026

John earned his engineering degree from Lafayette College, specializing in Steam Plant Design — the same discipline of heating, cooling, and pressure systems that would later become central to how the LWM-5 processes water.

Discover the 60+ year engineering career of John Ellis — from aerospace innovation to the patented process behind the LWM-5 water machine.