SweetLeaf Sweetleaf Stevia Natural Water Drops Variety Pack With Raspberry Lemonade, Lemon Lime, Peach Mango & Strawberry Kiwi (1.62 Ounce Each)

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No me gustó nada, probé los 3 sabores y todos saben horrible, a plastico o peor. Jamas lo probaré nuevamente, ni regalado lo acepto

Just a quick review... My wife and I bought the four pack of these drops to try something different. These are not good as some of the crystal light drops but for our diet? It works! Some thoughts on the taste... I noticed some people were reporting a chemical-like taste from the drops, this concerned me but I am not getting that myself. Here is what both my wife and I think about the flavors... Lemon/Lime - Tastes artificial, kind of like the green otter pop. Reminds me of the popsicle from my youth, not my favorite but not bad! Raspberry Lemonade - Tastes like artificial raspberry and kind of musty, like cheap powdered lemonade. Probably my least favorite of the four but it's not horrible. Peach Mango - Not sure how I feel about this one yet... This is also has a artificial taste, like a peach ring gummy with a tiny hint of mango. I used to enjoy those candies but I am not sure I enjoy 'drinking' that flavor. Strawberry Kiwi - This is the only flavoring that didn't have an artificial taste to me. This tasted more like the essence of real strawberry and real kiwi fruit but with the stevia sweetness. Definitely my favorite of the four. Three stars because most of the flavors are just blase. We probably will order the Strawberry Kiwi only next time. While its probably best to avoid this stuff as much as possible, when we need a 'sweet' drink this stuff works. Overall, I would say anyone whose practicing Keto or Intermittent Fasting should look into these water enhancers. Kind of expensive but similarly priced to the crystal light stuff. Hope this helps someone. -edit- UPDATE We have stopped using these... They give me and my wife weird headaches! We're not sensitive to Stevia but there is something wrong with these...

I like keeping water enhancers around because they make it much easier to change up plain water without having to buy a bunch of different bottled drinks. This SweetLeaf variety pack is especially convenient because it includes four bottles, giving me different flavor options depending on what I'm in the mood for. The liquid-drop format is one of the biggest advantages. There are no powder packets to tear open and no powder left sitting at the bottom of the bottle if it isn't mixed thoroughly. I can simply add some drops, give the water a quick shake or stir, and adjust the flavor from there. I recommend starting with less than you think you need. Since this is concentrated, it's easy to add a little more if the flavor is too weak. Adding too much can make the sweetener taste much more noticeable. This product uses stevia and monk fruit extract, and both can have a different sweetness profile than regular sugar, so finding the right amount for your personal taste makes a big difference. I also appreciate that it's sugar free and zero calorie. When I'm simply trying to make water taste more interesting, I don't necessarily want to add a bunch of sugar or calories in the process. The fact that it is also marketed as gluten free and keto friendly may be useful for people following those dietary preferences. The 1.62-ounce bottles are compact enough to keep at home, at work, or in a bag while traveling. Since you only need a relatively small amount at a time, each little bottle can be used for quite a few drinks. Having four bottles also keeps things from getting boring compared with buying one large container of a single flavor. Overall, this is a convenient option for anyone who gets tired of drinking plain water. I like the variety, portability, and ability to control exactly how strong I make each drink. If you already enjoy stevia and monk-fruit-sweetened products, these SweetLeaf drops are an easy way to add some flavor without adding sugar or calories.

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