Pyure Organic Liquid Stevia Extract Sweetener – Zero Calorie, Sugar Free, Keto Friendly, Plant-Based Sugar Substitute – Non-GMO, Diabetic Friendly, Zero Carb, No Aftertaste – Simply Sweet – 1.8 fl ozUSDA Organic

I have tried at least a dozen organic stevia products and the Pyure brand is the perfect cane sugar substitute. Pyure lacks bitterness or an aftertaste. Personally, I prefer liquid stevia (over granules) since it is easier to add to beverages. You can easily and quickly sweeten to your liken - realize that a little goes a long way. The small bottle lasts a long time but is functional as it is easy to carry and use on-the-go. Priced less than $5 - its an exceptional value! I've used it for several years and highly recommend!

A few squirts is all the sweetness you need for coffee, hot cocoa, tea etc.I would just suggest to the manufacturer that the seal be a little easier to open. You need either a knife or you can even use your thumbnail (unless it's part of a picture, hee, hee!:) but it's still a bit hard. A 'clipping' or pull-tab would be better.Even once you cut it all around, it's still a bit hard to pull up and off. You can bite it and rip it, or use the tip of a knife to pull it up, but it's the type of thing that you say 'there's got to be a better solution'.But the taste is great.Donate to your work/school coffee station to Make America Healthy Again!

If the label is correct, this is pure, organic stevia, a NATURAL sweetener. Other artificial sweeteners (Spenda, Nutrasweet, etc.) are dangerous because research has shown that our bodies do not digest the ingredients. Stevvia, however, is natural; comes from a plant and thjis project is extract from that plant. It's very sweet and relatively easy to dispense but just from one brief squeeze you get a lot of sweetness ... probably more than you want. I would recommend that this maker change the delivery system into a droplet form to cut down the amount dispensed and make it more controllable. I really have to watch the amount I put in. What''s excellent about this product is there is no aftertaste that I can detect. Unlike stevia-ish products on the market that contain sorbitol or some other sugar alcohol, it tastes better. I carry a little bottle in my purse and keep a bottle on the counter at home. I have eliminated ALL articificial sweeteners from my diet. I'm diabetic so I have to, but even so, it's just a healthier choice.

Have used this, mainly in coffee (hot & cold) and iced tea, for a few weeks. For that, it is almost exactly what I wanted, and I am about to reorder a 6 pack.PROS:* This is soooo convenient for MY use, which is only in drinks. Just flip open lid, aim and squirt into the drink. The tiniest squirt possible. I like this same brand of sweetener in powder but their tall thin package with the short, reusable plastic "spoonlet" is a bit of a nuisance to use, and the white powder often ends up more on the counter than in the drink. (However, the powder does sweeten very well also.)* Very sweet. (This can also be a Con, almost too sweet.) I'd say the tiniest squirt equals two or more little paper pouches of most sweeteners (green, yellow or blue pouches), or about 1 pouch of Sweet 'N Low (the pink stuff-saccharin).* Mixes great. No need to stir repeatedly as with sugar or most sweeteners (except saccharin). I almost never stir it at all.* I didn't count the squirts of course, but it says 200 servings. There might be that many, if you could do smaller squirts. I'm guessing maybe 100-150 squirts, which is reasonable for the price if the product is good, which I think it is.* Taste: For me, no taste but sweet, but see comment in Cons.* Mainly Stevia?: I may be being fooled, but the ingredients list has only water, organic stevia leaf extract and natural flavors. I don't know what the "natural flavors" are, or if they have any negative aspects. I do know most stevia products in stores list other chemical ingredients, often first. They may not be bad, but I don't know.* Cost: Not cheap compared to most artificial sweeteners, but for an all stevia product, this is very reasonable, and since I consider the convenience of the liquid and squirt bottle a big plus, it's a bargain to me.CONS:* Sweetness: As mentioned above, it is so sweet that it may be too sweet for some people, since it is hard to dispense a small enough amount. It would be better if you could squeeze out a bit less than one squirt.* Taste: I don't believe it is possible to make any sweetener, including a "placebo", that would not taste strange in the minds of half the users. I don't find this product, Pyure, has much if any taste (except sweetness) in my coffee or tea. But, I've used several stevia-based sweeteners, and some did have a mild taste to me at first; maybe I am used to it now. Anyway, this is fine with me, but it may have a taste to you. HOWEVER: when I squirt a bit in a spoon and taste the sweetener alone, it has a strong "taste", not bad but almost bitter. But I don't plan to use it that way, so no problem.Price: Stevia products (especially the pure stevia products) are more expensive than other sweeteners, but I am more than willing to pay a bit more for what I consider major pluses, a good strong sweetener that is easy, fast, convenient and not messy to dispense, and - to me at least - has no negative taste. BUT NOTE THIS BUYER WARNING: as of this date, 11-16-17, there are several multi-pack offers on Amazon from two or three companies. The ones honored by Pyure are much cheaper per bottle than those offered by J's Trading Co., and a discount from the single pack Amazon Prime offers. (The Pyure offers do have free shipping, but are probably not as fast as Amazon Prime). Just pay attention before ordering multi-packs so you don't get ripped off.

I have tried many stevia products from powders to liquids. Most contain ingredients I do not wish to use, such as erythritol. Most of them are unpalatable to me. There is something about stevia that my taste buds do not enjoy. Then I found Pyure Organic Stevia Liquid. No erythritol, only organic stevia. WARNING: This is very sweet. Use one drop and work your way up. I cannot bear more than 2 to 3 drops in a large cup of coffee or it is too sweet for me, but YMMV.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This is now my favorite type of stevia sweetener. It's clean feeling - organic. It tastes good and ads plenty of sweetness to coffee, green tea or even in baking. Great product.

This used to be an amazing product and was a staple in my home for the last 3-4 years. The last four bottles purchased have had an inconsistent dipense rate, white clumps that appear in and around the opening/spout. For three of those, I thought each of the previous bottles had a faulty dispenser or there was something wrong with the product. Has the formula changed? Are they using a different dispense to the container? After a handful of uses, the spout barely dispenses liquid or it does so inconsistently there is no way to determine how much, or usually how little will hit the bottom of your cup. It's awkward and frustrating since it's a good tasting product otherwise. I'm finishing up that last weird bottle and I'm moving on to better product. Save your money (and your patience) and purchase a more satisfying alternative sweetener.

No sure about it! This is my first time buying this brand but not sure If i will repurchase it. It doesn't give me a safe feeling because it smells chemicals.