SweetLeaf Stevia Drops Liquid Sweetener, SteviaClear - 4 Fl Oz, Pack of 1

For health reasons, in an attempt to enjoy sweetness without sugar, this product was recommended to me. It is an organic product. It is also packaged in glass, with a GLASS dropper - so there isn't plastic in contact with the product - if that matters to you. To me, that is a big plus. A little goes a long way. I don't consume a lot of sugar, but drink tea, coffee, and water all day every day - always have. A few drops of this in tea brings an amazing sweet flavor with no chemical taste. The variety with Mint makes for such a nice mint tea. For coffee, the chocolate variety has a fantastic, rich taste, and is a fantastic addition to any kind of coffee/espresso based product - I really love it. The English Toffee flavor is very nice as well. Great addition without adding calories, glycemic spike, and for me, is a great addition. I travel with it, and have been using this specific product for longer than I can remember.

In the process of trying to lower my sugar levels and finding good substitute I came across SweetLeaf Sweet Drops. I really like the fact that i don't have to worry about having stir so much attempting have the granulated packets dissolve. The drops work great plus they actually work without having a bad taste. I am glad i came across this product. Just simply adding a drop or two makes a world of difference.

These drops are saving me a lot of calories and lowering my sugar intake - by a lot! The drops are strong - it says 5 drops per serving - and I've found about 5 drops sweetens pretty much the same as a teaspoon of sugar. Go slow, as one drop makes a difference! I use this exclusively for my daily tea. In 2 1/2 weeks I've used almost one third of the bottle already. Again, 5 drops per teaspoon - that's a lot of sugar I'm eliminating. For me, the taste took a little getting used to - mostly because I've used only sugar my whole life. But I needed to save the calories and lower the sugar - but I didn't want to eliminate my tea - I drink a lot but it keeps me sane :) But now I've adapted to the taste and couldn't be happier given the realization of how much sugar I've eliminated.

SweetLeaf Sweet Drops Clear (unflavored) is the best! I've been using these drops for years and was always 100% satisfied with the company and the product. About a year ago I started receiving bottles of stevia where the stevia had crystalized and precipitated out of the solution. At least 3 bottles were crystakized. Not at all convenient or easy to use at that point; no way to use the dropper without it clogging up with clumped powder. I contacted the company but did not receive an answer to my query about safety or usefulness of the clumped stevia . Rather than move to another company, I chose to give them another chance, and started ordering the 4oz. bottles instead of the 2oz bottles. So far, the last 3 bottles I have received are perfect quality. Back to loving this liquid stevia. With new reports that additional synthetic sweeteners are bad for my health, and stevia being the only sweetener that's still considered safe, at least in the article I read, (not sure about Monk powder or allulose), I'm so glad SweetLeaf Sweet Drops are back to their original perfection. They're a little more expensive than some other brands, but well worth the bit extra. The pure ingredients are just what I want: no extra fillers or chemical additions. I get the clear, which is unflavored, uncolored and simp,y pure stevia in liquid form.

I have used both the Sweet Leaf Stevia powdered form and now this one. This has only pure and natural ingredients which I like. It dissolves in my cold drinks better than the powder. I have to use 6 drops rather than the recommended 5. No complaints except it has an unique smell - not bad or unpleasant, but something. There is no unpleasant after taste at all. I would definitely buy this again and will order the powder form again too.

Been using stevia for a few years now. Tried a few different kinds before landing on this one in store at Whole Foods. This bottle lasted me forever and so this is my first replacement purchase. A few drops really go a long way. Due to blood sugar issues I don’t have sugar before noon so this can be used in coffee, to sweeten Greek yogurt, or I put a few drops in a smoothie. Worth the cost!

I received my latest bottle last week and when I opened it, noticed a very strong, medicinal smell. I proceeded to put some drops in my coffee but, concerned I may have a contaminated bottle, decided to check out the latest reviews before drinking. Sure enough, three reviews made in the last week noted that the taste of a recently received bottle was way off the mark. I compared my two bottles - old and new - and noted (as I already knew) that the older bottle had no smell and there was one ingredient listed on it that is not longer listed on the new bottle. I started my love/hate relationship with SweetLeaf about seven years ago when I instantly fell in love with the tabs in the green tin. They were flat, scored and convenient. I travel a lot and people were always intrigued with what I called my "pellets." I recommended them to anyone who asked and often bought them for family members to get them started on sugar free quests. Then....the changes came along....no longer were the tabs flat and scored...they were slightly rounded and eventually the nice tin gave way to a plastic "dispenser" that was woefully inadequate and quite inconvenient. And perhaps most importantly, the formula seemed to have changed in that I had to use double and sometimes triple the amount to get even a hint of sweetness. I switched to the powder in the canister for home and the individual packets for travel which were both a bit better - though still not as potent as when I first became a customer. Then I discovered the drops and felt like my old SweetLeaf was back! I used the 4 oz bottles for home and the smaller plastic ones or the packets for travel. How disappointing that it appears SweetLeaf has once again changed the formula. I'm thankful that I bought 4 bottles at one time back in January and, though the packaging was horrible (loose, unwrapped bottles in a box), there was no issue with the smell or taste with the one bottle that I opened. Unfortunately, those are at another location but hopefully the three unopened bottles will be the same as the opened one. If the label of ingredients were the same between my old and new bottle, I would hold out hope that those of us who recently ordered simply received product from a bad batch. However, with the ingredient change, it would appear that SweetLeaf has once again made a formula change that is in very "poor taste."

I discovered this some time ago and what a life saver it has turned out to be... It is a sweetener with almost no after taste... and the slight after taste you get is akin to regular sugar... not at all like saccharine or equal or even the powdered stevia. It really is quite remarkable. So the other day my supermarket stopped carrying it so I came to Amazon to find it... luckily it is here and cheaper of course, butI like to support local business. The three bottle I ordered arrived but I immediately noticed some white sediment in the bottles. I used it and didn't worry about it, because this white sediment tends to accumulate around the neck of a clear bottle after a week or so anyway. On a whim I called the company listed on the bottle and spoke with a very nice lady who informed me that a batch had had this problem... She asked for the batch # on my bottles and we confirmed these were from that batch. She didn't hesitate and offered to replace all three. THIS is what old time customer service looks like. I pray they never go out of business because they have a superior product in the artificial sweetener market. Mahalo and aloha.

Dura mucho

Tasteless

I get cloudy even I kept refrigerated. Taste changed too. No happy with it

価格とものが良かったです。

Je connais bien ce produit. Epatant, quelques gouttes suffisent pour un mug ou une tasse. Même si, me semble t il, il est un peu plus dilué qu'avant ( et oui, la recherche de la rentabilité maximum) Oui, les feuilles sont d'origine cultures biologique. Etonnant que les sociétés françaises boudent la stevia sous forme liquide ( 1 seule marque à ma connaissance), car le dosage est très pratique sous cette forme, bien plus que la poudre.