Ricola Original Sugar Free Sweetened with Stevia 45g

soothes my throat without the side effects of other sugar free drops

Buyer beware! The box is no larger than a teabag. Extremely overpriced!!!

I could not find them on my local store so I bought them here they taste just like I remember although I wish there was more in the bag. It’s a good value.

Like this tea so much we get it on a scheduled delivery

I usually buy the original Ricola, but due to concerns with pre-diabetes I saw a sugar-free one. I was surprised to find they Advertised sweetened with Stevia. That particular item, however, did not list all of the ingredients online like the other cough drops made by the same company. Usually additional details give you the complete list of ingredients.I Would have to buy a box to know. When I received it, it was a really tiny box. But it did list the ingredients. The first ingredient is Isomalt. That name was not familiar. I had to Google it. It’s an alcohol sugar. Something that I avoid for various reasons as do others. The taste is fine, but it can cause digestive Problems which are exacerbated in people with auto immune disorders.Isomalt is the first ingredient and Stevia is the last. This ingredient is avoided by not listing the full ingredients on the Amazon site, like their other cough drops have. Buyers cannot make an informed decision Until after the first purchase.It appears to be a deliberate omission.

I should have read description more thoroughly. However … I've used Ricola for years and years. The drops were in my mouth almost round the clock. When my dental health went downhill (multiple cavities), I began using the sugar-free version. Then I learned about the warning from scientific sources about aspartame, the artificial sweetener in Ricola sugar-free drops. Yikes. Imagine my delight when I discovered Ricola with stevia, a safe and natural alternative sweetener, so I ordered it, despite the hefty price tag. In my excitement i neglected to look at the size. It arrived in a TINY carton. Not returnable, so lesson learned. But why is Ricola still using aspartame in its product? Most likely cheaper than stevia. Execs: When you advertise a product as natural and healthy, dont put a harmful ingredient like aspartame in it. Your corporate greed is showing.

Great taste but way too expensive

Be very careful and aware about the size of this product. Extremely overpriced for what you get. Would not buy again or recommend.