Organic Liquid Stevia

If you’re fighting your A1c, this is your only alternative to have sweetness without using chemicals. I love pure Stevia and get it all the time. I’m fighting that battle.

it is possible that I have used maybe over 200 bottles of this. I found it a few years back ... price was lower, but so be it. GREAT taste and very clean ingredients. I love the real stevia taste.

What happened to this product? It used to be flawless, a genuinely perfect liquid stevia that I relied on. Now, it's virtually unusable. The liquid consistently hardens and forms a strange, solid blockage in the bottle's tip, making dispensing a nightmare. Not only is the taste different and unpleasant, but the very integrity of the product seems compromised. The presence of this unknown, solidified substance within the bottle makes me genuinely concerned for my safety when consuming it. It feels like we, the consumers, are being sold an experimental product without any prior notice or explanation. If there were regulatory reasons (like FDA compliance) for a formula change, that needs to be communicated transparently. Selling a product that is now fundamentally different, hard to use, and visually alarming, without addressing the issues or providing an explanation, completely erodes consumer trust.

This is my first time ever ordering liquid stevia. I normally use Stevita Stevia in the powder form and have no problem except for the powder rising and inhaling it (YECH!) but it doesn't always blend well, especially in cold drinks. I have to say I really like this stuff though.I read a lot of reviews and had mixed emotions because a lot of people who are new to stevia think it's disgusting. I know I did for the first few weeks but once you put those comments aside (if you're a regular stevia user) the only thing that people were saying that was not true (at least for me) is the "oh you only need 3 - 5 drops and it's perfect." I think I put around 13 - 15 drops (MAYBE more in my coffee... which people seem to not like it in coffee but you get used to it and after a week or 2 it tastes like regular sugar in my coffee) in my unsweetened teas and I even put some in a bit of homemade hot cocoa. Delish <3The liquid stevita stevia (since I got the 3.30 oz) will also probably last me for quite a while, even while using more than is "recommended". I would suggest this stuff for any of my friends and family that use stevia. It's great. :)I was going to give it 4 stars then I realized that I got the smaller one and THAT is going to last me quite a while. Holy cow. Great deal. So this is a definite staple in my kitchen/purse from now on! 5 stars!

Update! May, 14, 2023 And now my most recent purchase which I just opened, since I order early and never want to run out, leaks from the side of the top. So, it more or less pours out and there is no way to properly measure it, since it’s not coming out the top drop by drop. I really do love it, but wasting it and not being able to measure it, it’s just not worth buying again. I hope one day there is quality control, because it’s hit or more and more misses with each new bottle.I love Stevita liquid and it's the only Stevia I've ever found that sweetens my coffee and espresso drinks, as well as various teas perfectly with no discernable after taste. I've used it for several years and I can't be without it. The nozzle, however, on the last bottle I ordered drips profusely when I turn it upside down and even at an angle. So, I can't judge the quantity of the Stevita going into my cup. Since it pours in from the bottle, rather than a drop at a time when lightly squeezed, the results are too sweet and *my* Stevita is being wasted. Please fix this problem. And at the price it is, there should not be this problem. It's obviously in the manufacturing of the bottle, and with Stevita's quality control. In my last order, I bought 2 bottles and gave one as a gift. I love Stevita that much. Please fix the nozzle problem.

I was introduced to this product at the Hippocrates health institute in 2006. Lately I have been using the packets. This is better, just 3or4 drops enough to sweeten my iced tea.

Best when use with bitter drinks, like coffee and lemonade. It's not sugar so you will have to get use to the taste. To get use to the taste I taste the drink without first then I add it in to my desired taste. I also add it to some homemade fruit cocktails to add an extra boost of sweetness.

I use it every day in iced coffee.