Sweet Drops Sweetleaf Stevia Clear Liquid 4 Oz (2 Pack)

I entered into a relatively well-known Diet Program and slowly acclimated to the do's and don'ts of this particular Diet. The reason for this review is that there is and was some real difficulty in the many upon many various and different artificial sweeteners. The particular Diet Program mentioned would not allow anything like Equal, Splenda, Sugar In The Raw, Organic Agavia, Truvia, MonkFruit Sweetener, Sweetnlow, Pure Cane sugar, and the list went on and on, however, there was a single exception and that exception was Stevia Clear. It was noted in the exception that by said Diet Program that the product was derived solely from the plant and was not adulterated with other processing traps if you will which would effectively remove the stevia plant as the organic base that Stevia Clear represents. It is further mentioned that with the rise of the Stevia Name, it seems everyone and his Uncle wants something to do with the Stevia name and so there are many products that have Stevia this and Stevia that, that do not allow for merely the Plant/Leaf as it were in its Organic Form. There have been some mentions hereabouts of the different ways all these different sweeteners are using so many as it were various processes to sell Stevia, I too had to watch for that however it was the Stevia Leaf as the principal organic source that was permitted and for a time and to this very day I have been using Stevia Clear. It is a very sweet product and it doesn't take much to sweeten some coffee or tea. I will be at the conclusion of this review reordering the Stevia Clear. One last thought on all this, those prior mentions should anyone who uses those products or who might have a hankering to use one of those prior mentions they should be researched, as I know that some, a couple in particular are very upsetting to our digestion and there are even some pretty serious underlining problems that should be found out and not consumed in any shape or form. I mention this as an informed consumer and as it concerns anything that if I find out something I will not sit on my hands.

I have been using Stevia since 2008 instead of sugar in my coffee. And this brand has by far been the best.I have found that the best way to treat stevia, if you are new to it, is like you would use salt, rather than sugar. A little goes a long way! For me the right ratio is one drop per ounce. So my 8oz cup of coffee in the morning gets 8 drops.I drink coffee all day and decided a long time ago that I did not want to dose myself a bunch of times every day with sugar - even the little bit in my individual cups added up. There was a lot less research on stevia at the time but it all pointed to the same place it does today....that it is a natural easy substitute and WAY better for you than sugar. I prefer the taste to sugar in my coffeeand it did not take long for that to happen!Many brands, particularly poweder (achem...'the green packet') that you often find at reataurants are a blend of at least one other sugar substitutue so I stick with this one and I prefer the liquid form and unflavored. (Though I will use 'the green packet' in a pinch.)

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Love this product. I have ordered it for years, great taste. A little goes a long way.

Is stevia ONLY

This is my go-to sweetener (I even carry a small bottle when going out to eat). It is convenient, only requires a few drops, can be kept in the car (manufacturer says there is no problem that it might get cloudy over time), and is comparatively inexpensive.

I thought it had a slight metallic taste at first, but i'd never used stevia before this. Lasts a long time. Low glycemic activity and no additives like lots of stevia products have.

My latest order showed up cloudy and gunked up with some white substance. I had to remove the dropper tube just to attempt to use it, as it was gunked up as well and in the end just didn't want to use it. Both bottles are like this.