Sweet Drops- Flavored Stevia Liquid Sweetener, Organic Stevia Extract, Zero Calorie, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly, Non GMO, Natural Flavor, Sugar Alternative- Stevia Clear, 4 Fl Oz (Pack of 3)

I Love this High-quality, liquid Stevia, I've been purchasing this brand for several years. Very little is required to sweeten any dish (I also use it to sweeten coffee). Taste great and mixes very well. Has no impact on blood sugar; does not raise blood sugar at all and zero calorie.

My go-to sweetener, finally purchased the bulk pack so I don't run out and one bottle for travel. Purchased multiple times.

Finally Pure Actual Stevia !! ( No Erythritol ) just the real deal. This product is superb. Taste is amazing. Super sweet. Worth the price. I use it my coffee and in dishes that need sugar. I use it in my giant pitchers of iced tea. It’s superb. 100% natural I definitely will buy again and again and again.

SweetLeaf SteviaClear Liquid Stevia is a great way to enjoy a little sweetness in your life! I'm just a Baby-Boomer with no medical expertise, but I can use the Internet and I can read. What I found out scared the life out of me! We were getting SICK, really SICK and we couldn't figure out what was the cause. Then my husband's 'mind' started to go 'south'. Of course, doctors wanted to give him Alzheimer's meds (after he tested poor on his 'faculties'). The Side Effects are worse than the pill IF you really don't have Alzheimer's. After days of research on the Internet, we discovered WHY we were sick and his memory was going away..., FAKE SUGARS, 'GLUTAMATES' and LIPITOR! We couldn't believe what we were reading (actually EATING). Stories upon stories about how dangerous these products are. They're even in Baby Food! We went through our pantry and got rid of 85% of our food. We are 'Back to Basics' and loving it! Stevia is all NATURAL and so much better than processed sugars. Don't take my word for it..., do your own research. If you're getting sick, not losing weight, gaining weight, memory malfunctions, headaches, digestive problems, other 'aches', etc., check out what's in your food. There are a lot of Stevia products on the market shelves today and we use several of them. This one is great for putting into liquid food or even our morning oatmeal ('original' and 'unflavored' oatmeal). My husband's memory came back within two (2) weeks of quitting what I listed above. We are feeling better and better each day AND we can stop taking some medications (with our doctor's approval)! Back to eating like we did when we were young, when there wasn't PROCESSED FOODS in almost everything you ate.

We have used thos for years, the best!!! I buy three bottles at a time for savings. We travel with it for coffee and yogurt! I also add to cooked cranberries, and other sauces, after cooking and it works for sweetness.

Love liquid stevia sweetener. Use in coffee, tea, etc. Low calorie and I feel more natural than most of the others.

NOTICE TO ANY PRESCRIPTION DRUG PATIENTS ... it is not clear on most liquid stevia products how many of them (this one included) utilize "grapefruit seed extract" as an additive (typically as a natural preservative). If you take any medication that restricts or suggests avoidance of grapefruit "juice," I strongly recommend that do a bit of research before relying on the "seed extract" issue as not be included as a concern. My research has shown that grapefruit "seed extract" can have the same impact as grapefruit "juice" relative to interfering with how some medications are metabolized or absorbed. It appears they (grapefruit juice and/or seed extract) actually have the ability to render some drugs almost completely ineffective. I have been a long term user and advocate of the positive benefits of grapefruit seed extract as a supplement (natural anti-fungal, anti-yeast, antibacterial, etc.); however, really had not expected that grapefruit "seed extract" might, in fact, end up as an unexpected additive and, more specifically, that it (seed extract) would end up showing the same evidence of drug interference as grapefruit juice does with two of the drugs I am required to take. I already knew about "no grapefruit juice" at all, but no mention of the grapefruit seed extract connection. Of course I understand that this product includes an incredibly small percentage of the seed extract, unfortunately, I haven't found any conclusive information regarding any "acceptable" amounts of the seed extract or data addressing any sort of "volume" thresholds of juice or seed extract. I'm disappointed I can't use this product anymore (and wish I'd known this sooner and/or even thought to ask my doctor or pharmacist sooner); however, I FEEL SO STRONGLY that I should introduce this issue to anybody else this might effect regarding health recovery, maintenance, or quality of life. -- PLEASE ALSO NOTE: I only gave one star to enable this to post (and hopefully get any appropriate individual(s)' attention). This was a five star product for me for quite some time as far as quality of taste, overall value, and excellent "blend-ability" with any kind of fluid or food ... it really is one of the best if you have no restrictions. I'm sad I can't use this type anymore. I do now, however, use some stevita packets that I like, and am trying a couple liquids that are available that don't have the grapefruit seed extract additive (or at least not listed) ... I'll post a review if/when I find one I can confidently verify as grapefruit seed extract free.

I took 1 point off for it not being organic, but in other respects this one stands out, and if you're using it regularly you might as well save some money and get more a multi-pack like this 3-pack. This has been my go-to product for more than a year, though I continue to look out for deals on good quality stevia. A number of competing products have some alcohol and I won't say I taste it but alcohol as an ingredient just doesn't give me confidence. considering I'm trying to avoid making something that has off-taste notes. In my case I'm mainly using it for sweetening unsweetened fruit juice. Stevia works well for that - I won't way it tastes exactly like sugar but it's sweet, and I don't taste bitter notes in the stevia when it's mixed in fruit juice. Often enough I splurge and also add some monkfruit extract and that has a fruity note to it and no bitterness. But I can't do it with monkfruit alone, I need stevia to cut through the fruit's own bitterness if you follow my drift. On the other hand, never put stevia in coffee. Just don't. I also wouldn't put it in black tea. It might or might not work for you in herb tea. I would prefer something that had no chemical fertilizer, pesticide, or other stuff that might be used in growing the plants. But I haven't found an organic stevia that's reasonably priced and alcohol-free. The "natural flavors" do not bother me. Either you trust a company or you don't. I think the most raw stevia products, like the powders, are more bitter than this one. I figure that the flavors are probably selected by someone with a good palette, who does a reasonable job of hiding stevia's natural bitterness. But you can't hide it all so again I just use it in fruit juice. If I need something to really taste like sugar I use Splenda, though it lacks the sticky mouth feel of sugar and will never please some folks.

Malisimo, no endulza nada y si te pasas amarga y sobre todo carisimo no pierdan su dinero con este tipo de producto.

Took some time to arrive ..but great product