is this Stevia, as in the product title and description, or Better Stevia, as pictured on the product page? Better Stevia also contains glycerin.
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This is called Better Stevia on the label. It does not contain glycerin. The ingredients are de-ionized water, Certified Organic Stevia Extract (Stevia rebaudiana) (Leaf) and 11% organic alcohol.
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my order is the Stevia liquid, I just checked the bottle, and there is no glycerin in it...not sure about the one called Stevia Glycerite, that may be the one I purchased once at my local health food store, it's thicker and more jell like, I prefer the liquid, hope this helps.
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my order is the Stevia liquid, I just checked the bottle, and there is no glycerin in it...not sure about the one called Stevia Glycerite,that may be the one I purchased once at my local health food store, it's thicker and more jell like, I prefer the liquid, hope this helps.
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They are all the NOW Better Stevia. The original refers to the flavor. And there is no glycerin. the ingredients are: De-ionized water, certified organic Stevia Extract (Stecia Rebaudiana) (Leaf) and 11% Alcohol.
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The product line changed its name to Better Stevia at least a year ago. Better Stevia has its original version (made with alcohol), the glycerite (goopy and yucky for me, but I know lots of people can't have any alcohol whatsoever), the organic variety (although I swear they're all organic and it's stated on the label), and then the flavors. The product pictured has no glycerin, regardless of packaging; however, if you get a bottle that doesn't say "Better Stevia", I would be suspect about how old the product was.
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sierra-I am using the better stevia and the label is a green color(marked better stevia and not the same label as you are showing. I think you are showing stevia extract and not better stevia. hope this helps your question to be resolved. the better stevia works very well for me with no bitter aftertaste.
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The Stevia Glycerite has no alcohol and no bitter after taste like most sweeteners though a few have reported very slight taste but not enough to dump it. To me the Better Stevia has a strong bitter taste whether it's used in tea and or coffee. In fact to me it's the same as using the pink, blue and yellow envelopes. I gave the Better Stevia and all the other brands I tried (powder & liquid) away. The Glycerite I bought came with a dropper and it only took 1 or 2 tries to get control of it's use. I was told that the Glycerite also comes flavored, one of which is raspberry but I haven't found it online yet. I'd like to see if I can get good raspberry iced tea flavor without it being too sweet.
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"Glycerine acts as a natural preservative, as well as having a nice sweet taste, but is low on the glycemic index listing (which shows how much certain foods affect blood sugar)." As to Better Stevia Original and Better Stevia Glycerite, I never could find the Better Stevia Original without at least 11% alcohol. I find as far as flavor that the glycerite type has less of a bitter after taste.
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Hello there! No, this product does not contain propylene glycol. We prefer to keep our product as natural as possible, so we have chosen Kosher Vegetable Glycerine for our formula. Thanks for your inquiry!
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Amazon could do a lot better on showing ingredients for some of their products. This has de-ionized water, organic stevia extract, and 11% organic alcohol. I've tried several different stevia liquids and powders and this Now Better Stevia is the best. There is very little after taste compared to many other products.
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No, As listed it contains Stevia extract, water, vegetable glycerine and natural flavors. I'm bummed about the natural flavors part. I love this stevia and use it to cut half the sugar out of all kinds of things. I guess I assumed it was straight stevia extract and never thought to look until now. Hope that helps!
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The only ingredient listed on the label is Organic Stevia Leaf Extract. But in my opinion, this stevia is not sweet at all and has a bad aftertaste.
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This is not my AD. I did purchase this product, it was not what is pictured. I got a product called YES! While it is a stevia product it is NOT the Brand STEVIA IN THE RAW. It also has a different taste.
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ERYTHRITOL IS THE PRIMARY INGREDIENT in this sweetener, not stevia. Erythritol is listed before the other ingredient, stevia rebaudiana, which means there's more erythritol than stevia in this sweetener. MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND THE [cleverly written] LABEL - it says "we use only stevia extract with at least 95% pure glycosides" - get that? That means that the stevia extract - the SECONDARY ingredient in this product - contains at least 95% steviol glycoside. IT DOES NOT MEAN that 95% is stevia and the rest is erythritol ... far from it. If the actual amounts of erythritol and stevia were openly disclosed on the label, they'd never sell much of it.
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It says pure stevia on the description and picture, but what I received is actually 90% stevia, with no accounting for what the other 10% is. It says there are no other ingredients. Either I or they are not very good at math.
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The ingredients on the bottle I have: Vegetable Glycerine, BetterStevia [Certified Organic Stevia Extract (Stevia rebaudiana leaf)]. De-ionized Water and Purified Stevia Extract. Contains no sugar, salt, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg, shellfish, preservatives, artificial colors, artificial flavors, or artificial sweeteners.
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I am not a supplier, but another consumer who purchased this product. And, no, it is not "Stevia In The Raw." The product you will receive in the mail is called: "Yes!" a stevia sweetner. The ingredients seem to be the same: dextrose, stevia leaf extract, and natural flavoring. But, like I said, this is not the original, "Stevia In The Raw." I though, personally, think it tastes better than Stevia In The Raw.
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Label states ingredients are only Erythritol, Stevia Rebaudiana. Bottle description says it uses 95% pure glycosides, and erythritol, a crystal grualuated naturally produced filler found in fruits, vegetables & grains. I hope this answers your question.
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Sometimes, glycerin is made with coconut or palm oil, in this instance, what I have does not state either. So very unfortunate, I can't be of help! As, I do think, all products should have labeling to announce what's in them, just for concerns such as you're having.
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I just spoke with the company - thank you to the person providing the link to Essential Depot. Here is their response: Essential depot`s vegetable glycerin is sourced from palm, is non-GMO, and contain no soy. Our suppliers are commited to Good Agricultural Practices which address economic, environmental, and social considerations. As well as members of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) Supply Chain Certifications Systems (SCCS)
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I purchased a bottle in December of 2013. The label reads "Stevia extract - Stevia rebaudiana (leaf) supplying steviosides" and "Other ingredients: None." It's the best tasting product out of the 12 brands that I recently tried.
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The ingredient list is on the label. There is no FDA nutrition chart. This Now brand "Better Stevia" is the best stevia sweetener I have tried, it's a lot sweeter than other brands so you use less and there's no bitter aftertaste.