Now Foods Better Stevia Original Liquid Extract, 8 Ounce Bottle (Pack of 2)

Now Foods Better Stevia is the best. It taste great. Does not take much (just a drop or two) to sweeten drink. Very good for diabetics. There is no carbs. This is a much better no carb sweetener than others which is made from chemicals and not good for you. Fast delivery. I would recommend this to all diabetics or someone wanting to lose weight or cut back on their sugar in take. This is a much healthier no calorie sweetener than most.

PROS: * Now Foods Better Stevia is better for you than sugar * This is a great price for the Now Foods Better Stevia, 8 ounce bottle (2 Pack) * This Original Liquid Extract tastes just like their Original Stevia Extract use to taste * I use it everyday in place of sugar, especially in my coffee all morning CONS: * Stevia does have a flavor different from sugar * We have difficulty trying to use in dessert recipes

Bottom line, this is delicious. Despite the many claims that just a few drops goes a long way, I respectfully disagree. Taste is subjective, so for me, personally, I had to use at least twice the amount of drops, if not more, to obtain the sweetness that I desire. I was using powdered Stevia, but learned that a common ingredient in many of them, is Maltodextrin, known to kill good bacteria in the gut, so I am looking for products with all natural ingredients. Better Stevia is wonderful. I tried the packets, also very good, but also I needed to use a lot more than many people suggested. I often think those reviews are purposely put there to sell the product, so take it as you will. I will continue to stick with Better Stevia products and will highly recommend.

Good quality fair price and extra fast service, I got my order tge same day!

Great taste! A little goes a long way.

I've purchased with brand of stevia for about 10 years. I've used it in drinks, smoothies, homemade jams, yogurt, cereals, etc etc. Great taste and it's potent therefore you don't need very much to get the job done (really just 2-3 drops). The bottle lasts about 5-7 months for me. This double pack is a bargain.

Stevia liquid seems to be the only option if you want to get ONLY stevia that’s not mixed with artificial sweeteners. ALL stevia powders I looked at on Amazon are blends of Stevia and artificial sweeteners. Even worse is that those powder stevia brands don’t even lost the ratio, so it could be 95% cheap artificial sweeteners and 5% stevia. In Stevia liquid there’s only stevia, with this brand it’s dissolved in cane alcohol which I’m inside if it adds other sugars or not? There’s specific reasons why I want to avoid sugar and artificial sweeteners and sweet tasting chemicals. Stevia is the ONLY sweetener that doesn’t impact gut health, blood sugar, glycogen and glutamate in some negative way. In fact Stevia has possible health benefits. Stevia is natural, non chloric sweetener unlike other sugar substitutes. It's made from a leaf related to popular garden flowers like asters and chrysanthemums. It’s not an artificial sweetener. The complaints about this product would be they list an dishonest serving amount. Each bottle has something like 1800 servings... if that was true one bottle would last me a full year. It does not. It lasts perhaps 2-3 months. I’m buying 6-7 of these a year sometimes. Completely dishonest serving amount, maybe it’s more like 180 not 1800. The price also keeps going up. It used to be $15 a year ago, which was already expensive, then increased all the way up to $18 without any improvements being made to the product. So in summary: stevia is good for your health, greedy companies are taking advantage

Pros: This liquid version of Stevia (by NOW Foods) is superior to all versions of powdered Stevia. For example, the sweetness of this liquid stevia is many times more powerful than the sweetness of every powdered form of Stevia that I tasted, and I bought and tasted several different brands. Cons: None so far... Updated review 5/20/2024: The label on this stevia bottle shows "4 drops" per "serving", however, I found that 7 to 8 drops to be approximately equivalent in sweetness to a typical 1 packet of powdered stevia. Even with that disappointment, the dollar $ value of 911.5 servings (at 8 drops per serving) at a paid price of $17.34 per bottle equates to 53 servings per $1. In comparison, powdered stevia from ''In The Raw'' store (the item is shown as "Stevia In The Raw...") cost me $13.34 per box of 300 and that equates to slightly over 22 servings per $1. The quick comparison of this ''NOW '' liquid stevia versus powdered stevia ''In The Raw'' is a ratio of 53/22 servings, so I get 2.4 times as much ''servings'' with the ''NOW'' liquid version, whereby I defined a ''serving'' a few sentences above in this review.