"I actually bought this product last year, and initially disappointed in how NOT sweet beverages were when using the recommended amounts. In order to get things to a sweetness level on par with white sugar, soooo much of this needs to be added, like double and triple. In comparison, I went through this 8oz product in the same amount of time it took for 4oz sweetdrops. HOWEVER, after using this product and not liking how MUCH I needed to use to get my drinks to their happy place, I switched to SweetDrops and it was SweetDrops ($13+/4oz) that made me realize how much I missed this product - the Stevia Liquid Drops - because while much more is needed, it actually does taste closest to sugar to me and without the artificial weirdness aftertaste of everything else I've tried thus far. So I'm about to order it again today, but know I need to order double (still annoying) to fill up the month or so I need it for. I appreciate, though, that it doesn't contain alcohol and that it's made in America (allegedly). I am re-ordering today and will buy again."

"I purchased this to replace packets of stevia that included erythritol. The product works, but I can't use it according to their instructions. They suggest 4 drops for a serving. I used to put two packets in a cup of coffee. I tried 4 drops, then 8, then 12, but could barely taste a difference. Eventually I found about 30 drops or more was the right amount. It's not my taste buds because a drop on a finger tasted sweet.

This isn't necessarily a fault with the product, but... I purchased this after doing a cost/serving comparison with other alternatives, and this is not going to be the equivalent of 1823 packets of sugar.

[Other notes - it takes less counter space than a big box of sweetener packets, and using it is faster than opening packets, but what's left at the end is plastic, not paper. I have no insight into the environmental cost of producing. I'm switching away from erythritol after reading health studies on it so I might still decide the cost is worth it.]"