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Drinks
The Drinks category at Cybermarket is for people who'd rather make their own: sparkling water at home, or plain water with a fruit note instead of a sugary soft drink. It's built around two brands, Waterdrop and SodaStream. Both help you turn ordinary tap water into something tastier without the extra sugar.
SodaStream is home carbonation. You fizz the water right in the kitchen, so there's no hauling heavy bottles back from the shop and no stack of empty plastic. Waterdrop takes a different route: concentrated cubes and drops that give water a fruit or berry taste, with some options adding vitamins. For a home or an office, that's usually enough to keep everyday water worth drinking.
The easiest approach is to start from what you want. Less sugar and fewer plastic bottles point you to a sparkling water maker. A bit of flavour points you to Waterdrop, which comes in several tastes. It also helps to think about how much water you drink in a day and whether you prefer it fizzy or simply flavoured. That answer usually tells you where to begin.
We deliver across the Baltic states and to Finland, and we keep prices sensible. The hardware comes with a warranty, and you can pay in instalments. The category is small and self-contained, so there are no endless lists to wade through. The real difference between the options comes down to how often you make drinks, and with daily use a home setup pays for itself before long.