Most households buy soda the same way every week.
A few bottles. A few cans. Another trip to the store.
It feels small in the moment… until you zoom out.
So we asked a simple question 🤔
What actually costs less: buying soda weekly, or owning it at home?
Let’s break it down for regular soda-drinking households:
If you buy soda water regularly:
• Average cost per can: ₱25–₱50
• Even when bought in bulk: ~₱33.25 per 330ml can
That cost doesn’t stop after one purchase.
It repeats every time you restock, week after week.
If you own with Sodarizer:
• CO₂ refill cost: ₱500–₱800
• Carbonates 55–60 liters of water
• Cost per liter: ₱9–₱14
• Cost per 330ml glass: as low as ₱3–₱5
That’s about ₱28–₱30 saved per glass when compared to bulk soda prices. And up to ₱45 per glass when compared to higher-priced cans.
WHAT YOU ACTUALLY SAVE?
💰 Money
For households drinking around 2 glasses a day (about 730 glasses a year), that’s up to ₱20,000 in annual savings, depending on how often you drink soda and what price you’re comparing against.
⏰ Time & effort
Owning soda water at home also removes a lot of everyday friction:
✅ No weekly soda runs
✅ No carrying heavy bottles
✅ No realizing you’re out mid-week
It becomes something you have, not something you constantly need to remember to buy.
🗑️ Waste
Buying soda weekly creates more single-use waste over time. Owning reduces it:
✅ Fewer single-use cans and bottles
✅ Less clutter at home
✅ A more sustainable routine
Soda doesn’t feel expensive because of one purchase.
The cost adds up because it’s a repeated purchase.
Owning the ability to make soda at home changes that pattern: from repeated spending to a system that works quietly in the background.
If soda is already part of your routine, owning it just makes sense.