JD Liquid Sucralose (4 fl oz) Concentrated Liquid Sweetener

Works for myself. I transferred some liquid to one 15 ml bottle (for my coffee) and one 50 ml bottle for the kitchen.. I still have at least 1/2 the original bottle to refill what I use. Very concentrated. I used to make my own with pure sucralose with powder but it kept getting funky, even stored in the fridge. I will buy again but I suspect I won't need it for over a year or longer. Tastes just fine to me but I'm used to sucralose. I'm not going to 'ding' their bottle dropper because I use my own cleaned out vape juice bottles for it. They have a fine dropper tip which keeps things neat and precise.

Great product, convenient size. A helpful tool in the struggle to drive down sugar use.

Love the taste and the convenience of a liquid sucralose sweetener. I've tried a few and this is definitely better than those mini bottles you can get in a grocery store -- better taste and better price.My only complaint is that the container isn't that great. The opening can get clogged when the sucralose dries inside and I had to clear it out with the paperclip. It also leaked a little out the neck. I'll try it again, but I'll probably be moving it to a different container.

I've used sucralose in various forms for 20 years & this is the best version of it I've found so far. To me, the taste is clean, sweet, with no bitterness or aftertaste. I'm diabetic and this has zero impact on my blood sugar level, even at higher concentration (Southern sweet tea, anyone?) I definitely recommend this sweetener.It seems to be a slightly more concentrated than my previous favorite, EZ-Sweetz. 2 drops of this seem to give me the same level of sweetness as 3 drops of the EZ-Sweetz. I do recommend you purchase a dropper bottle if you don't already have one, because the lid on the bottle is not conducive to measuring 1 single drop at a time. (I just refill my EZ-Sweetz bottle.)

We use this daily. On are low carb diet. I fill an eye dropper bottle. I am so happy with the price and using it as a refill. I go through something like a bottle every two to three months. Just use a different bottle then it comes in. It is priced that way. If you want a better bottle you have to pay higher prices. Thank you JD group!! Here is my lemonade recipe 1 cup lemon juice 10 drops of sucralose , 4 packs or little pink spoons of sweet & low. and a gallon of water. Some times i just use a inch of this in a whole glass of water. It makes it easier to drink lots of water. Sometimes I add just a touch of that new 5 calorie Landers cranberry juice. Very nice low carb.

Did not know if reviews were correct, but, OMG, 2-3 drops in a 16 oz. glass of tea is all you need. This bottle will probably last a year. I do suggest as others to buy an eye dropper, do not try to use measuring spoons

The concentration of this splenda liquid (or how sweet it is per drop) seems to be just about the same as the blue bottle stuff (SucraDrops), as well as between two bottles of this. This is a concern I have seen brought up for liquid splenda products, so I wanted to address that here.The price is also great.Only negative I might have is that the dispenser tip on this bottle isn't really fine-grained enough for the sweetener concentration it has. My solution? Refill seperate dropper bottles. I just reuse my SucraDrops blue bottle, and I have a small eyedrop-type bottle I keep in my pocket that I refill.

Arrived promptly, solid liquid sucralose item. I'm a little disappointed in the packaging. The press-to-open lid has a respectively large opening for dispensing liquid sucralose -- I use this for baking as well as sweetening beverages, and it's really hard to get a small enough amount with the way its lid works. It's easy to pour too much out, making whatever you're trying to use it on cloyingly sweet and giving it that artificial sweetener aftertaste.Granted the contents of the bottle are a very standard liquid sucralose sweetener, I'd just love to see a container that had easier options to control the amount dispensed.