SweetLeaf Water Flavoring Drops - Stevia Water Enhancer, Sugar Free, Zero Calorie Water Additive, Contains Monk Fruit Extract, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly - Tropical Punch, 1.62 Fl Oz (Pack of 3)

I don't care for water, but now I can gulp it down easy. One squirt in 24 ounces of water works right for me. I see some negative comments on this site about SweeLeaf. I don't get it, especially if you're a bit of a health geek and are accustomed to the stevia taste. You will love this. Soooo much better than water alone. I fell in love with the WaterDrops (of Waterdrops.com) but that brand is so expensive. I may still use that brand time-to-time, because those drops have vitamins. But SweetLeaf drops are just as tasty. I'm sure I'll be using both. I can get my daily water down in under an hour, instead of two days. I have only tried the mixed berry and the strawberry-kiwi. EDIT: Don't bother with the mixed berry. If I had actually taken a sip of my water yesterday, BEFORE hitting "Submit", I'd only suggest the strawberry-kiwi. Period. I really like the strawberry-kiwi. The mixed berry has a type of plastic-y flavor, that's just not right. I'm trashing it. I don't know if I want to risk any of the other flavors. I'll stick with the strawberry-kiwi.

This leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. I was ready to swear off trying the other water drops by this company, but I do like the SweetLeaf Strawberry Kiwi Waterdrops, 2.16 Ounce flavor quite a bit. I will never order this Mango flavored one again, though. My boyfriend and I think this has a terrible taste. Mango is such a delicious fruit. Why is it that none of these water enhancers taste anything remotely like it? My boyfriend and I have tried the following and did not like any of them: - Everly ® Peach Mango (36-ct) - All Natural Energy Drink Mix with Guarana Seed Extract - Sugar Free, Calorie Free & Stevia Sweetened Water Enhancer with No Preservatives - Stur - Variety Pack (5pck) - ALL-NATURAL Stevia Water Enhancer ..........................makes 100 8oz. servings - drink mix. Non-GMO, natural fruit flavor, natural stevia leaf extract, sugar-free, calorie-free, preservative-free, 100% Vitamin C, liquid stevia drops. **Family Business, Happiness Guaranteed, You will Love Stur** - H2wOw Water Enhancer - ORGANIC & Natural Extracts of Real Fruit - a Hint of Organic Stevia - Makes 768 oz of Delicious Fruit Flavored Water My boyfriend and I do like: True Lemon Assorted Beverage Pack: (5boxes 10ct each) with 5 FREE BONUS Sticks of Lemonade! True Lemon Original Lemonade, True Peach Lemonade, True Black Cherry Limeade, True Mango Orange and True Raspberry Lemonade. Assorted True Lemonade Drink Mixes. - The only negative thing we can say about True Lemon is unlike other water enhancers which are calorie free, True Lemon has a small amount of calories per packet. My boyfriend sticks to Mio water enhancers and True Lemon now. I am going to keep using the SweetLeaf Strawberry Kiwi Waterdrops, 2.16 Ounce and will be trying other flavors in the future. I do enjoy Mio water enhancers myself but I prefer to stick to healthier ingredients. So far I am disappointed with almost all of these water enhancers I have tried.

I just had to share my excitement and satisfaction with these water enhancer drops. I recently made the decision to cut ALL sodas for assistance with weight loss. I never drank water just juices and ginger ale, I mean 4-5 cans a day!! At first I would force the water down (eyes closed) then I searched Amazon for a healthy alternative for flavor with NO SUGAR. Thank heavens for this product.....I LOVE the strawberry kiwi!!!! I was so amazed at how I honestly started looking forward to water with the help of the delicious mild flavor this adds. It only takes a squirt in a 16.9 oz water bottle for a wonderful perk. If you use too much it does not taste as well to me. I was ordering my 2nd bottle and decided I must leave a review in hopes to help someone else like I was.....forcing water down. I have been averaging 5-7 16.9oz waters a day now!!!! Swelling and puffiness gone even losing belly fat cutting those sodas. Try it please.....it's a no brainer for this price.

If you are a Stur fan and think that this might proovide the same flavor at a reduced cost, you will be dissapointed. It has about one-third the flavor and sweetness. It produces just a hint of flavor. That's why they can sell it at lower cost. I'll stick to Stur and use one-third as much for the same effect.

Flavor: I got Tropical Punch but it tastes like Pina Colada. All I taste is coconut. I like coconut but was expecting a berry fruit punch. Guess I should have paid more attention to the "Tropical" part than the "Punch" part. It tastes ok. Value for the Money: It says 48 squirts for $5. It suggests 1 squirt per 8 oz, however I only put 2 squirts into my 40 oz cup and it more than enough flavored it. So at this rate I will get 24 40oz cups out of it for five bucks. Im ok with that since it suggests using it up 30 days once you open it. Easy to Use: Very easy to use. Conclusion: It should have been named Coconut, not Tropical Punch and it definitely shouldnt have had the word punch in there as all I taste is the singular flavor of coconut (a very dominating flavor on its own).

I'm a huge fan of stevia and have even grown it in my garden on occasion. Whenever it's an option, I get my sodas or drinks or other sweets sweetened with stevia or a combination of stevia and a different sweetener. So I know it isn't the stevia that makes this taste so weird. It definitely does not taste like fruit punch. I'm trying to figure out if there is any type of fruit that it resembles but I can't come up with anything that matches this flavor. Just weirdness. The closest I can think of is that is *smells* like Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey. Not what fruit punch should smell like. Which is especially unfortunate, because it really is hard to find water flavoring that uses natural sweetener and doesn't add food dye.

I’m not as concerned with sugar as I am with artificial coloring (just because my daily sugar intake is relatively low already). There are SO many sugar-free water enhancers that are still packed with Red 40, it’s so unnecessary! It adds up when you’re drinking multiple cups a day. This one is not colored and is the perfect amount of sweet. Now, I love me some really strong mixes (orange Crush is my faaavorite) but drinking too much makes me feel yucky like I just ate too much candy. Water Drops has a very simple ingredient list and I love that I can add a little bit of flavor for the times that I’m just not feeling plain water, but it isn’t overwhelming. So, if you’re looking for something strong like soda, this isn’t for you. I did have to add 3 squirts to 16 oz of water (serving suggestion says 1 squeeze per 8oz, so it’s not unreasonable, and the flavor is obviously supposed to be light anyways). It’s exactly what I wanted. There’s really no aftertaste at all, it’s very refreshing to not feel like I have sugary juice coating the inside of my mouth. Now I want to try more of their flavors :)

I am not sure how this has such great reviews. It is terrible. It tastes very artificial, the flavors do not taste like what they say they are, they are tart and bitter, they actually bothered my stomach- just awful. I have been using stur water enhancers for at least a couple years. Like this product, they also contain stevia, but they have natural juice for color. I like the color because it helps me see how concentrated it is and it makes me feel like I'm drinking something other than water. I have used stur so long, I figured I would try something else for variety. Since I am not a fan of plain water and there are not a lot of brands with natural sweetener, this is really about all that fit the bill. With the decent reviews I gave it a try. I will not be using any of them and will be going back to my old brand immediately. They taste fresh, natural and give water a wonderful flavor. This does none of that. I would rather drink just plain water any day over this. Oh and the water drops leaked all over the package, so not only was everything sticky, but most of one bottle was empty and one other was less than half full.