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💦 Elevate your hydration game with a tropical twist!
SweetLeaf WaterDrops Tropical Punch is a travel-friendly, 1.62 fl oz bottle of natural, stevia-sweetened water enhancer offering 48 servings—50% more than before. Made in the USA, it’s vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, kosher, and GMO-free, delivering a refreshing tropical flavor in a BPA-free squeeze bottle designed for on-the-go hydration.


































| Asin | B078Z4Z9CH |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Model Number | WD-TP |
| Product Dimensions | 2.69 x 4.45 x 8.59 cm; 70 g |
User
Taste not as expected
Very low flavour profile. You need the entire bottle to taste it.
User
pas de tout fruité
trop sucré
User
Very good
Compared to the major brands, this is much better. Most of them have sucralose, which is disgusting, but this one is also better than the other brands that use stevia. The punch flavor is not quite what I expected - it seems to have a little bit of coconut flavor, but I like it. No aftertaste. It seems to be more concentrated than other types of water enhancers I've tried - just one squirt is plenty for my 32 oz water bottle.
User
Not what I thought I was ordering because this isn't what I searched. Not good.
I searched Orange stevia sweetened drink enhancer so I clicked when this showed up. Apparently it's not orange and they don't have orange. I tried this stuff before. It's marginal at best and not very sweet. It takes about a 1/4 bottle to get any flavor or sweetness into a big drink cup.
User
Disapointed
Flavor has changed. Not as sweet and I always add it to my bottled water. The color is different, used tp be clear now it is like tea ? Berry flavor I checked expiration date was 2023.
User
Tasty, but pricey per serving
I bought these drops to use in my daily hydration routine. It didn't occur to me that each bottle is designed for 48 servings. Humans are supposed to drink at least 32 ounces of fluids per day. That being said, this little bottle only lasted 2 days, which in my opinion, isn't worth four to five dollars. I usually buy sugar free stuff at the grocery store, specifically "diet juice" which I dilute with regular water. That seems to give me more servings but at fewer dollars. My guess is these drops have better ingredients but in today's economy, it's hard to balance healthy ingredients against unhealthy costs. Though the drops are pleasant tasting, they are not a financially pleasant purchase.
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