NOW FoodsCertified Organic Monk Fruit Liquid, Zero-Calorie Liquid Sweetener, Non-GMO, Low Glycemic Impact, 8-Ounce

This Monk Fruit sweetener is the best! I have been using it for 2 years and it's the only one that satisfies my cravings for sweetness in my coffee. 4-5 drops and I'm set for the day. I even carry a bottle in my purse. (Just in case)NOW makes great natural products. We use them on a regular basis.Treat yourself to this Monk fruit sweeter! It lasts awhile and tastes so good.

Delicious, finally I can have guilt free drinks hot and cold

Good product, prompt delivery. Just wish it were cheaper.

Be aware. Not 100% Monk fruit extract. 11% cane sugar alcohol.

Great product!

The media could not be loaded. I hope you found my video helpful 😁This stuff is delicious and I’m really happy that it has no erythritol (unlike many other monk fruit products do) to cause digestive upset (I switched to monk fruit from stevia because stevia did cause digestive upset, but I'm special: nearly everything causes me digestive upset).I keep buying this product because it is available at a much lower cost per oz than every other monk fruit WITHOUT Erythritol, and has very functional packaging. very easy to just shake a couple squirts into my coffee.

I didn't think I had much of a sweet tooth, but I do enjoy my morning coffee sweet, and normally put in either 1/2 tsp of stevia, or 2 tbsp of monk fruit/erythritol powder. I like the idea of getting rid of the extra ingredient (erythritol), so I thought I'd try this. I knew that the recommended 8 drops per serving were going to not be enough, but I didn't think it would completely unnoticeable! Maybe it's more noticeable for people who are having a very small cup of something, like 8oz? My morning coffee drink is about 23oz, and to make this equivalent to the sweetness in the aforementioned sweetener amounts, I had to put in 50 drops! Now, maybe I could have done this with 45, or even 40? I got tired of adding 5 more drop increments eventually and went from 35 to 50, so maybe somewhere in between would work, but 50 wasn't "too" sweet for me either.So based on this, the number of servings for the small container would be about 43. And based on the current (non-subscriber) price, it would be about 20 cents per serving, so in the scheme of things, not very expensive! My main complaint is having to squeeze the bottle 50 times to get this, which can take a while, and is not what I want to be doing first thing in the morning when I'm half awake, lol! I think it would be better to have a dropper that one could use that has measurements so that one could do it by drop without having to pick up the entire bottle to do this, and one could have the option of measuring a larger amount of drops rather than just making a large number of individual drops...

Good price and doesn't bother me !