On April 5, 2026, the French TV channel M6 featured Sküma Water in its flagship programme 66 Minutes, as part of a report titled: “Tap water: an underestimated risk?”
The segment highlights a major issue in France: in hundreds of municipalities, tap water is now considered unsafe for consumption. The cause lies in the presence of contaminants such as PFAS—so-called “forever chemicals”—as well as CVM, classified as carcinogenic. These contaminations, sometimes revealed late, are forcing many households to turn to alternative solutions, often at a significant cost, while concerns grow around long-term health impacts.
Within this context, Victor Ollivier, co-founder of Sküma Water, appears in the report to present the brand’s solution. The programme follows him as he installs a MY™ Station in the home of Dr. Rivka De Paz, providing a concrete demonstration of how the system integrates into everyday life.
The report showcases Sküma’s approach, based on advanced reverse osmosis filtration, designed to significantly reduce contaminants found in tap water. Combined with personalised remineralisation, this technology transforms water into a cleaner, more tailored resource for daily hydration.
This feature on 66 Minutes, a leading programme in the French media landscape, strengthens Sküma’s visibility among a wide audience and reflects the growing public awareness around water quality and its impact on health.
