Tonic water typically has a pH level between 2.5 and 3.5, making it slightly more acidic than pure water (which has a neutral pH of 7).
The acidity comes mainly from:
Carbonation (carbonic acid)
Citric acid (added for flavor)
Sometimes quinine and preservatives also contribute a bit.
So while it’s not as acidic as soda or lemon juice, it’s still acidic enough that drinking it regularly could affect your teeth over time if you don’t rinse or brush after. kinemasters.cloud
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