Is this the same product Purvia ingredients made with Dextrose, Reb A Stevia extract & cellulose powder. Website doesn't publish ingredients
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Ingredients are: Dextrose, Reb A (Stevia Extract), Cellulose Powder, Natural flavors. It does say that it is suitable for individuals with diabetes.
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It is. I would recommend Stevita for a better taste and purity. Stevita Stevia Supreme Sweetener, 1.80 Ounce
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Yes, jeffb, also "Natural Flavors" is included at the end of the list of ingredients on the packets.
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Yes it is. The package says dextrose, Reg A (stevia extract), cellulose powder, natural flavors
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The only ingredient is a Plant called Stevia. This is an extract I used it for a while and I am alive. JR
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No. The only ingredients on the label are Stevia extract, kosher vegetable glycerine and water. This is my favorite Stevia product as it taste more natural and without that "chemical" taste. As long as it has no others ingredients, I will continue to purchase it.
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The powdered form has added ingredients, fillers such as maltodextrine and preservatives. Just always check the ingredients of any of the stevia products.
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Andriyev has a point. Protein amount, sugar amount, and calories are listed in the only image of the product. One is unable to view the remaining ingredients, as is the case with some products on various websites when the product image is clicked on. I would appreciate this as well as some of the ingredients listed on the actual package are not very desirable. Stevia would most certainly be a better sweetener choice than sugar and sugar alcohol.
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My bottle (once I scraped the obscuring bar-coded label off with my thumbnail) says almost the exact same thing, except for two adjectives changed:Water, Stevia Extract (Reb-A), Natural Glycerin, Natural Flavors, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Succinic Acid, and Citric Acid.
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Ingredients list: rice maltodextrin, stevia extract (Stevia rebaudiana), and silica. The precise answer would be No.
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It lists 3gms sugar per serving ( with all the fruit in it there has to be fructose) Stevia is listed but I see no "ose) endings in other ingredients. Extracts are not indicated and the fruit content looks like the real deal
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No I do not know, but what I do know is that it is not what is claims to be, which is 100% pure. Having tasted pure Stevia, this is a poor imitation. It has fillers in it, but just what they are is unknown.
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In my opinion, Sweet Leaf brand stevia products are in the minority when it comes to 100% pure without added ingredients. In fact, it's the only one I have found and the only one I use. I have stevia plants growing in the garden now so I will see what I can do with the leaves later to make my own home recipe.
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Yes it is! As the description says, this is 100% pure stevia extract. "Now" does make other products that are a blend of stevia and maltodextrin, but this is their pure stevia extract powder. Check labels carefully when purchasing stevia. If you want the pure extract, this is Now's version.
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It just has stevia and inulin (dietary fiber). There is nothing really wrong with that. This is actually the purest I've seen. Most other companies have either dextrose or maltodextrin which are both refined sugars
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I purchased a bottle in December of 2013, and it does not appear to contain maltodextrin. The label reads "Stevia extract - Stevia rebaudiana (leaf) supplying steviosides" and "Other ingredients: None."
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Pure stevia is not yet FDA approved. Every stevia product sold in the U.S. is mixed with something. This is the purest form available that my husband and I have been able to find. As another stated, most are combined with other sugars, whereas this one is combined with fiber.
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There are two ingredients. Dextrose and stevia extract. The advantage of this product is that both ingredients are naturally occurring foods. Unlike most other artificial sweetners made from toxic chemicals.. 1 800 611-7434 is the number on the box for further inquiry.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Hi Mike, Here is your answer and maybe more than you asked for but hope is helpful...I find more info is usually much better than too little!... Two ingredients: Erythritol & Luo Han Guo (Monk Fruit) Both are zero on glycemic index. Luo Han Guo (Monk Fruit) tastes much more like sugar whereas Stevia an herb (Rebiana leaves,a chrysanthemum relative) has just a little bit of an aftertaste. Erythritol, a type of sugar alcohol, is absorbed into your blood stream, but does not readily enter any of your body's cells and is usually excreted through your urine. It does not tend to cause gastric distress like Sorbitol, Xylitol or particularly Malitol. I like to mix the ratio of 2 parts Demerara Sugar, 1 part Great Value Zero calorie sweetener (Erythritol & Stevia), & 1 part Lakanto. Excellent combination of taste and very little real sugar. Saves money using some Stevia (the Lakanto is quite expensive but great stuff). Stevia in the Raw brand is more expensive than the Great Value. Also it has Dextrose and Maltodextrin listed in the ingredients. Bad stuff. Dextrose is simply a form of glucose. Maltodextrin is a GMO corn derivative with an extremely high glycemic index of 150 produced from rice, potato or corn starch. It is known to contain MSG and it doesn't need to state that on the ingredient label. Monk Fruit in the Raw also has either Dextrose or Maltodextrin or both. Both Stevia in the Raw and Monkfruit in the Raw on the box make it seem as if they do not contain other stuff, but on the product label and packets, it shows the bad stuff.