MiO Sugar-Free Strawberry Watermelon Naturally Flavored Liquid Water Enhancer 1 Count 1.62 fl oz

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Q: do you have to use it within a month as directed? Does it go bad or become bad for you, or…

A: I have had one go bad. You can tell by the taste. It just tastes off, like when sugar ge…

Melanie N. | 4 years ago

Q: Does this contain any caffeine

A: No it does not. In fact the ones that DO contain caffeine will specify on the front label…

Thomas Dale Pleis III | 5 years ago

Q: Why the big cost increase from $2.94 (11/12/2019) to $3.48????

A: Price Gouging
The Price Increase is getting Out of Control I''ve watched
the Sweet Tea in…

Michelle | 9 months ago

Q: How many units in this?

A: How many bottles is in a set of 4?

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Oz Man1.0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase Artificial ingredients leave flat, metallic taste Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2021Flavor Name: Sugar-Free Berry Variety I thought I''d found a flavor enhancer comparable to Stur. After drinking MIO-enhanced water in the evening, I woke up with a flat metallic taste in my mouth, I read the label. Dummy me. Malic Acid--which is known to break down tooth enamel; sucralose--a chlorinated sucrose... See more I thought I''d found a flavor enhancer comparable to Stur. After drinking MIO-enhanced water in the evening, I woke up with a flat metallic taste in my mouth, I read the label. Dummy me. Malic Acid--which is known to break down tooth enamel; sucralose--a chlorinated sucrose derivative (research the list of its known side effects and change to stevia as a sweetener); acesulfame potassium, Red 40, Blue 1... No wonder my mouth felt the way it did! I''m sticking with Stur''s all-natural flavors, also available on Amazon. 38 people found this helpful Helpful Report Amy Talbot5.0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase Water sucks Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2019Flavor Name: Sugar-Free Strawberry Watermelon I don''t know why, but water just bores me. It tastes like nothing. I''ve always had a sweet tooth and spent my childhood and college years just drinking juice. Well, my metabolism eventually caught up to me (as did my dentist), and I realized the juice, and more specifically... See more I don''t know why, but water just bores me. It tastes like nothing. I''ve always had a sweet tooth and spent my childhood and college years just drinking juice. Well, my metabolism eventually caught up to me (as did my dentist), and I realized the juice, and more specifically the high fructose corn syrup, had to go. There were a couple weird years in there where I struggled to find healthier juice. And then I found Mio. Mio seemed to be the very first brand to do it, so props to them. I still drink most Mio flavors. The caffeine ones give me headaches. The sport and vitamin ones are questionable to me in what they actually are providing. Other brands make ones with better flavor I think. Nonetheless, Mio has been a godsend to me. It''s healthy, encourages me to drink A LOT more water, and it''s 95% of what I drink. If you haven''t tried it, do it! You won''t be disappointed. 41 people found this helpful Helpful Report K. Pitchford5.0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase Tasty with flaws Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2018Flavor Name: Sugar-Free Berry Pomegranate This is a tasty product, and served the purpose of cheering up my taste buds when I''m fasting. That said, I wish it contained sweeteners that don''t spike blood sugar/insulin. The sucralose is fine, but sucrose and acesulfame potassium. It''s also got sucralose, but I''m... See more This is a tasty product, and served the purpose of cheering up my taste buds when I''m fasting. That said, I wish it contained sweeteners that don''t spike blood sugar/insulin. The sucralose is fine, but sucrose and acesulfame potassium. It''s also got sucralose, but I''m assuming that''s pure, so shouldn''t be a blood sugar problem. Unfortunately - after learning about those sweeteners - I can no longer use it. If blood sugar isn''t an issue for you, this would be a good fit. 79 people found this helpful Helpful Report sherbear225.0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase Great with Apple Cider Vinegar (believe it or not) Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2018Flavor Name: Sugar-Free Strawberry Watermelon I have to get apple cider vinegar down me and if I mix it with this flavor, it is actually VERY good....not bareable...VERY YUMMY. I use a 32 oz water jug and add a cap full of AC Vinegar and a squirt of this mio. I find myself doing it twice a day because I enjoy it.... See more I have to get apple cider vinegar down me and if I mix it with this flavor, it is actually VERY good....not bareable...VERY YUMMY. I use a 32 oz water jug and add a cap full of AC Vinegar and a squirt of this mio. I find myself doing it twice a day because I enjoy it. It is also very good by itself but for those of you trying to get the health benefits of apple cider vinegar...TRY IT :) 68 people found this helpful Helpful Report Bros5.0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase The Best! Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2020Flavor Name: Sugar-Free Strawberry Watermelon Mio Is the best Zero calorie water flavoring brand in my opinion. This particular Strawberry Watermelon is deep in flavor and balanced. It does not taste chemically and each drop packs a punch so you don''t need much to get big bold flavor. Also, The price is reasonable. 5... See more Mio Is the best Zero calorie water flavoring brand in my opinion. This particular Strawberry Watermelon is deep in flavor and balanced. It does not taste chemically and each drop packs a punch so you don''t need much to get big bold flavor. Also, The price is reasonable. 5 stars. 29 people found this helpful Helpful Report Dana Berger5.0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase I can''t believe it''s not sugar. Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2017Flavor Name: Sugar-Free Sweet Tea 1) I''m really sensitive to artificial sweeteners, and can''t stand them as a general rule. 2) I grew up in the South, where Sweet Tea is taken SERIOUSLY. Well, I don''t know how the heck they do it, but this stuff tastes 100% like the real deal. It''s my favorite thing to... See more 1) I''m really sensitive to artificial sweeteners, and can''t stand them as a general rule. 2) I grew up in the South, where Sweet Tea is taken SERIOUSLY. Well, I don''t know how the heck they do it, but this stuff tastes 100% like the real deal. It''s my favorite thing to drink now. 51 people found this helpful Helpful Report Erika Olascuaga5.0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase Blueberry lemonade is the Best!! Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2021Flavor Name: Sugar-Free Berry Variety

Wow people are tripping or confused . The blueberry lemonade is bomb delicious scrumptious exquisite 😋... I literally own all flavors and this is by far my favorite now and the orange with vitamins ...drink it cold 🥶..put the water bottle inside the freezer wait until... See more Wow people are tripping or confused . The blueberry lemonade is bomb delicious scrumptious exquisite 😋... I literally own all flavors and this is by far my favorite now and the orange with vitamins ...drink it cold 🥶..put the water bottle inside the freezer wait until it''s half ice half water and than add one full squeeze inside the water bottle mix and drink ....if it''s not cold it''s not good . I had a hard time drinking water I''ve tried everything if it wasn''t because my doctor ftplf me about Nio , and me being pregnant I wouldn''t have drank any water this saved my life 9 people found this helpful Helpful Report Always Demand Quality5.0 out of 5 starsVerified Purchase It only takes a little to add flavor. Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2021Flavor Name: Sugar-Free Berry Variety I was pleasantly surprised. I bought this to flavor my water on hikes and bike rides. My first day I added a teaspoon to a cup of water and realized this is strong. Requires very little to add flavor tsp was overkill. None the less the flavor was really good. I... See more I was pleasantly surprised. I bought this to flavor my water on hikes and bike rides. My first day I added a teaspoon to a cup of water and realized this is strong. Requires very little to add flavor tsp was overkill. None the less the flavor was really good. I realized you can flavor tons of water with one little bottle. So start with very little and taste as you go. Think of it as a concentrated flavor. Definitely recommend. In the days of moving to more healthy drinks I think this is a good product to enhance the flavor of water. Easy to take along anywhere and probably a cost saver in terms of adding flavor vs buying a drink. Good idea! Why by the drink when you can just buy the flavor concentrate and add it yourself at a much cheaper cost. I think this will be a permanent staple in my hiking and biking gear from now on. 11 people found this helpful Helpful Report

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