Awesome product - no dregs like the "old" SweetLeaf and other stevia products - it dissolves well and instantly. Don't let the chemical name throw you off, it's derived from the Stevia leaf and is ultra purified. It comes in an awesome foil pouch - adds a little to cost, and protects against Maui's 90%+ regular summer humidity as I can fold the top down 3 times in a narrow strip and the foil holds and seals out external air. I found the tabs I used for the last 15 years to be too sweet and used a pill cutter to cut them in half - these foil packets are a lot less effort.
i wish I could buy in larger quantity, but 150 servings for $522 beats the heck out of the New SweetLeaf product, which reviews consistently say is half strength, or worse, and costs a lot more, especially if I have to use 2!
I find most NOW FOODS products to be superior at reasonable prices. If they have a product of the type you need, it'll usually be among the lowest priced and their labeling, especially with mineral supplements, where most manufacturers/vendors consistently outright lie, is honest and forthright - stating elemental values for their minerals rather than listing compound weight as though providing Daily Value (DV) percentages that are totally incorrect, sometimes on the scale of 1000's of percent. Example: Magnesium Oxide is 4% available to the human body. Most purveyors list 400mg or 420mg as providing 100% DV, which 4% of 400 is only 16mg - IE, 4% of DV, NOT 100%! Other than NOW FOODS, I've only found less than a handful of other purveyors that list the DV accurately AND most of them are up to twice the price per dose!
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