Antacid Sweetener Zero-Calorie Blend, 50ct

I’ve been using this for reflux. It works awesome in my coffee. I was not yet willing to give up my morning coffee. I think it tastes pretty good. There maybe an after taste but not enough to make me not want to use it. It is very sweet so I just use 1/2 of the packet in each cup I drink.

I recently tried the Sweet Relief Soothe Natural Antacids for my acid reflux, and I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised. First off, the fact that it uses calcium carbonate is great because it's a common remedy for heartburn. I mixed it into my tea, and it dissolved easily without any gritty texture, which I really appreciated. What I loved most was the zero-calorie sweetener. It made drinking my tea a bit more enjoyable without any added sugar or calories, which is perfect for someone like me who tries to watch their intake. After sipping on it, I noticed a nice soothing effect on my stomach. It didn't eliminate the feeling completely, but it certainly helped ease the discomfort. The packaging is also simple and convenient, making it easy to carry around. Overall, I’d recommend Sweet Relief Soothe to anyone who deals with occasional heartburn or just wants a gentle way to manage acid reflux without all the extra calories. It’s a solid option that works for me!

It works pretty quick, but it only works 2 to 3 hours for me. I take this because I take cayenne pepper capsules, and they give me bad heartburn. It’s also very sweet, that I worry about the sugar if I take too much.

The packaging is great and great idea but I personally didn't care for the test, too sweet for my taste . I did, however, give it to my soninlaw who also deals with reflux and he likes it, puts in coffee.

Love this in my coffee, tea, and lemonade. Gives me the perfect amount of sweetness. I have issues with high acid drinks, this helps. Will definitely purchase more before I run out. Price is great and it delivers.

Deserves ZERO stars. (Admittedly) I should have read the small print - however, sucralose is NOT "natural" - it's artificially manufactured and linked to health concerns. I'm beyond disappointed.

For the past few years, I'd mostly replaced sugar with Splenda as a substitute. Just as a sweetener, Soothe is just as good, maybe better for some uses. The raw sweetener is much more of a "sugar" taste where Splenda is more artificial, though when mixed into coffee I can't tell the difference. But that leaves out the real selling point of the product. If you're like me and keep tums on hand, something like this is great. It can balance the acidity for coffee, but one of the things I've really come to appreciate is mixing it into ginger or mint tea as a 2-in-1 solution for any stomach issues.

It works but not very long. I mix in water. Glad it works tho. I just take another packet.