Sorbee Sugar Free Lollipop, Wild Fruit Mix, 5 Pound Bag

My son is hyperactive and borderline ADHD/bipolar. Whenever we are out to the mall or shopping or anywhere, he fidgets and chews his nails and talks and moves about and doesn't listen and can't follow directions... all of the activity overwhelms him.... ANYWAY. I looked for suckers that do not have added sugars and after a little research, I found these with a sugar alternative rather than NUTRASWEET/aspartame-- the only thing I wish was different is that I wish they had the string handles (like Saf-T-Pops). I bought them with the hope that offering them to him while waiting at the doctor or shopping at the grocery, he will have something to satisfy his oral fixation and hold his focus.He likes the flavors and they do the trick! By the way, he is 8 1/2... I DO recommend buying these if you are looking for a simple, sugar free sucker to buy yourself 5 minutes of peace from a noisy child, or to quit smoking, or when you're dieting.I hope this helps! :)

I've looked in every retail shop and grocery store for sugar-free lollypops with no success. Thank God for the internet! I'm familiar with the Sorbee brand, so it wasn't a far leap for me to make this purchase. Although the 5-pound bag may last me more than a year, it's still a worthwhile purchase. My kids absolutely LOVE these lollypops. The kids find the flavors delicious, not to mention they can't tell the difference between these and sugar lollypops. All they know is they're yummy and they can't get enough, which actually makes it difficult to say "no more". Please note that if you have kids, you may want to transfer some of the lollypops to a smaller bag, and hide the big bag itself. That way the kids won't see such a huge bag of lollypops and freak out, thinking they can eat them all in one sitting. Yep, these lollypops are that yummy.

These Sorbee "Sugar Free Lollypops" are surprisingly good tasting, but any more than one of these in less than an hour causes me to experience extreme "gastric distress". Being a Type 2 diabetic, I had very high hopes that these lollipops would be a good treat since I like Sucralose (Splenda), and it doesn't bother me in any quantity. That being said, "something" in these inflicted cartoon funny flatulence on me and thankfully it didn't hit until I was home, only exposing my immediate family to the ensuing hilarity.In all seriousness, the bloating was rather painful and I will not likely inflict these on myself (or others), so my search continues for the perfect diabetic friendly lollipops.CFH

My two year old has cavities, and loves candy, who doesn't? So I purchased these to help satisfy her candy craving and protect her teeth from sugar at the same time. My children, ages seven and two, and I love these lollipops. After trying my first one I actually read the ingredients again to make sure they do no contain sugar, which of course they don't.I really wish they listed all the flavors because "wild fruit mix" listed on the description of this product could really mean anything. So, here are the flavors: cherry, orange, lemon, strawberry, and grape.I am very satisfied with my purchase and will definitely buy these again.Update: Heed the warnings of others; over-consumption will cause diarrhea.

This item appears as number two or three on the list of items when searching for xylitol lolipops. I bought a bag for my granddaughter assuming that I had bought a product made from xylitol... a reasonable assumption since the item is near the top of the search. Obviously, from now on when I buy from Amazon, I will have to actually read the whole page to see what I am actually buying (facts are on the bottom of the page) My son pointed out that the lolipops were made of sucralose, a highly cholinated sweetener of which studies have pointed out adverse effects on the body (including this one : [...] ). I am angry at Amazon.com for allowing this product to appear on the search for xylitol products. It is clear to me that they hope that there are more dummies out there who assume that the search will display what was asked for, see that the product is sugar free and third on the search list and buy it.

These are small lollipops that are good for everyday use. DO NOT think they will satisfy your cravings if you need sugar. For that, you may need something a little more substantive than fruity-ness - I suggest sugar free chocolate raisins, as they are delicious and the texture is great. Overall though, not bad - they're certainly cheap at about 5 cents a pop.

Being diabetic and also having had a colectomy (removal of 100% of my colon), I try to be mindful of what I eat. While these lolly pops have a fragrant fruity odor, they smell up a room (normal?). The taste is only "okay". That is not the worst of the problems I have encountered. My main problem is that it causes frequent copious immediate liquid evacuations. Sometimes they are accompanied by cramps. I cannot determine which chemical in the candy causes this.I will not purchase these again.

I bought this candy for my son's birthday party as favors. He loves the candy, and I like the fact it's sugar free. I didn't like the packaging. At least half of the individual wrapped candies had holes in the wrappers and were coming out of the packaging. Some were even broken or crushed. I couldn't give out the ones with the holes.