EZ-Sweetz Sodium Saccharin (2 Pack 1.42oz - Liquid Sweetener 600 Servings/Bottle)

I’ve been on and off the SCD diet for several years. Although I’d prefer natural sweeteners like stevia or monkfruit, they cause digestive upset. They do get processed by the colon into mogrol and steviol. “Saccharin is a stable molecule that humans cannot metabolize for calories. Its chemical structure is highly stable against heat and acid, digestive enzymes in the stomach and small intestine do not recognize or break it down. This lack of metabolic processing is why it remains a zero-calorie sweetener; the body simply filters it out as a foreign substance. Approximately 85% to 95% of ingested saccharin is absorbed in the small intestine, enters the bloodstream, and is quickly eliminated unchanged in the urine via the kidneys. Digestive Bypass: The remaining 5% to 15% passes through the gastrointestinal tract and is excreted unchanged in the feces.” I’ve tried the Necta sweet tabs and loved them but they are not as clean as this liquid version for those on SCD. The taste is amazing to me. Zero aftertaste. One drop sweetens my whole cup of coffee. I highly recommend this product.

Perfect for the keto girl. Started to cut out all carbs in artifical sweeteners. Now I've bought 8x in the last few years. Did so well meeting my needs, I tried the suracolse for the first time this month. Lasts forever, no storing the pink packets.

I love this sweetener because it's small, so easy to fit into the cupboard. I put 20 drops into 3 quarts of iced tea every night . I use it quickly. It says 2 drops = 1 packet, but I don't think that is true. I think about 3 drops = one packet because I use 7 packets of Sweet 'n Low or 20 drops of this product. I love the convenience of these bottles. Easy to take on vacation, too, and a single drop sweetens my Birch Bender's pancake every morning. I personally love saccharine and tried everything else, and I mean everything. I tried the beloved Stevia product and found it lacking in sweetness. Saccharine is definitely the best, and I do know it causes cancer, but I choose it because it is as close to sugar as you can get. Skinny syrups are also saccharine, and I think it's far more prevalent in diet foods than people say.

This is the best. Sacch is the only sweetener that does not provoke increased hunger. And these drops are great. One drop = one teaspoon. No added fillers to sneak any carbs in there. Plus the tiny container, it snaps shut tightly so you can bring it along anywhere unobtrusively. I cannot get along without this product.

This is concentrated in strength. The container tip delivers a large drop of liquid and it's difficult to squeeze out (control) only one drop at a time, often making target beverage too sweet by accident.

This has been a good purchase so far. I have had no adverse reactions as I do with Stevia and sucralose. And sugar alcohols just don't seem to sweeten anything. The liquid drops are very easy to use. I saw that another person posted that the bottle seemed to leak a little. This also seemed true of the bottles I received--just a little sugar crystals around the lid. It's sealed up so I don't know how it might have leak but it wasn't bad and The contents seem fine.

This tastes the same as using the pink packets but is by far the most convenient method of all. I only take "one teaspoon" in my coffee. The pink packets are two tsp so as everyone knows that means either tossing half of a packet or leaving a half packet out on the counter. bleh. There are also tiny little tablets which we used for a long time before we found this liquid. The tablets were great: one tablet per cup of coffee because the tabs are one tsp each. But this liquid dispenser tops them all. It very quickly and easily dispenses one drop. The opening does not gum up with product and the top closes completely and securely.

I can't tell the difference between this and the oink powder packets. Works great and much less expensive.