SweetLeafWater Flavoring Drops - Stevia Water Enhancer, Sugar Free, Zero Calorie Water Additive, Contains Monk Fruit Extract, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly - Raspberry Lemonade, 1.62 Fl Oz (Pack of 6)

Now I drink 10-15 glasses of water each day instead of the recommended 8-10. I love the taste, and there's nothing artificial - it even passes my wife's standards! The flavor is great. I love mango and peach, but the water drops is too sweet for my taste. I like the tartness of the raspberry lemonade or the lemon lime. Now I always order by the 6-pack. My ONLY complaint is that the last couple shipments had some seepage and the containers were sticky and tasted like raspberry lemonade. I didn't see any obvious leaks, so I just rinsed the bottles and used them as usual.

I have bought these in the past and liked them SOooo well. Well, this time was different. We purchased in March 2023. I didn't even look at them when I unpacked them (last time I'll make that mistake) and every bottle in the package was short-dated (best by April 2023). I had put these aside for the summer as that is when we usually use them. I opened the pack last night and made a tall glass for my husband and myself and BLEEEEECCCHHHH! They used to have a nice, strong taste. This was weak and twangy. I'm am TOTALLY ticked off that the company would send out short-dated products. All the other ones we've ordered have had 18-24 months dating. Whoever did this should be ashamed!!! Because of this, I will NEVER purchase this brand again. BUYER BEWARE!!!

I have ordered these Sweetleaf Stevia drops three times now and the taste has been off. I thought maybe it was a one or two time thing, but now that it had happened three times, I’m concerned that there could be a quality issue. I now learn that I can’t return these items or get a refund, so I am definitely not satisfied with my purchase.

Has a slight after taste and hard to squeeze bottle.

Perfect

I really liked the strawberry kiwi and berry flavors. I feel like the lemonaid flavors need to be readjusted. All I can taste is the lemon and not the barries. This makes the flavoring have a very weird after taste. I also have to add a decent amount of flavoring to my water to get the taste I want. This product is a pot like drinking "Hint" and does make decent imfused water. Overall good product and could be worth their price if you like infused water. Not so much for flavored water.

This is usually great but I think my current order has mislabeled flavor. I am still using it, but I really dislike the flavor. It’s not eligible for return and I understand that policy. I am trying to figure out who to contact. The company is not listed to contact about this current shipment.

I would estimate that I've been ordering the 6-bottle package of Sweetleaf Stevia Natural Water Drops (raspberry lemonade), every few months for over a year now. It is my go-to drink. This last package, however, arrived. As I pulled the tightly plastic wrapped bottles from the Amazon envelope, I felt that the plastic wrap around the bottles was covered in a slimy-sticky substance. Hopeful that it was simply a function of one bottle being accidentally punctured (or something?), I ran the whole thing under the water faucet to try to rinse the stuff off. Then, I cut into the plastic and began removing each slimy-sticky bottle.... squeezing its body over the sink to see if any liquid shot out. No leaks that I could identify. So, I decided to try one.I noticed several things upon doing so. The stream that typically issues forth from the bottle is very narrow. (It's what I base my number of squeezes into my glass on.) This bottle's stream was much larger-- as if the hole in the plastic at the top were somehow larger. In any event, I remained hopeful, stirred my glass and took a sip, several sips. NOPE! The taste was just... unappealing and not at all like I've come to know over MANY MANY experiences. Because I order and drink so much of this product, I try to find bulk packages. (Typically, the largest I can find is 6.) But now-- I suppose I'll need to try ordering singles or doubles somewhere. Pity.