EZ-Sweetz Concentrated Liquid Sucralose Sweetener, 4OZ/120mL (2900 Servings) | One Free Travel Size Bottle 0.5OZ/15mL (360 Servings)

Love this product! No mess just drip it into your coffee or whatever you chose! No little pkgs to get rid of, no sugars bowl, no powder all over the counter! Plus they give a bonus little one that you can stick in your purse or pants pocket! Plus lasts about 6 months for us.

The face that there's 2900 servings in such a small glass bottle makes me happy. Two to three drops in my coffee (with included dropper top) does the trick. It's the same sweetener as Splenda - tastes the same but less expensive. I try to avoid sugar (except in Mexican coke 🤤) but can't stand the chemical aftertaste I get from the stuff in the blue or pink packets. And I love that they include a "travel" size; my family isn't into "artificial" or refined sweeteners so I take this with me every visit.

Love this stuff. So much easier and better tasting than the little packets. I love the little travel size that comes with every order.

This is such a convenience to use. I am a diabetic, and the fillers added to Splenda make my glucose levels raise. This is the same main ingredient as Splenda, just without the fillers. I love that it comes with a pocket-sized bottle, too. And the small bottle is refillable! Just use a couple of drops and your food is sweet. So convenient.

This product tastes great and works great, exactly as advertised. I just don't like that it also includes potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate as preservatives. Normally, I get SweetZero brand sucralose drops here on Amazon, even though it costs more. But I needed this in a hurry because I was traveling, and this one (to its credit) in addition to being considerably cheaper, also ships considerably faster, at least at the time of this writing. If you don't mind preservatives, then it's a very good choice. Even with the preservatives, my personal opinion is that it's still healthier than eating sugar. It's important to remember that powdered sucralose packets, such as Splenda, are actually mostly sugar (the FDA allows products with under 4.5 calories to say that they have no calories, and a packet Splenda comes in just below that). I'll leave you to do your own research on potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate; however, I would just note that sodium benzoate forms benzene when combined with Vitamin C or ascorbic acid. I might seem like a little overcautious about preservatives, but even the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) states that "Acute toxic effects can result from ingestion of benzene." So, I strongly caution against using this product (or any other product containing sodium benzoate) on any food that might contain Vitamin C. This includes a large number of fruits and vegetables, as well as many vitamin enriched foods, including many breakfast cereals.