LessLiz
Tue, Sep-23-08, 14:09
Thought I would pass this along.
Both of these are no carb liquid Splenda mixes. Up until now I have used Sweetzfree. While I like the product I despise the container it comes in. For those of you who have never used it, it comes in a container with a lid on it similar to that on a plastic mustard container only smaller. The container top consists of a central stem with a permanently attached collar that is raised when the bottle is open. To open the bottle you unscrew the collar to leave some space between the central stem and the collar and add drops to whatever you want.
I've had 3 problems with using Sweetzfree. They are:
The drop size is varies a great deal, and with a concentrated product this is a problem.
It is difficult to control the number of drops dispensed, and with this concentration, again, if 1 drop is enough then 2 drops are way too much, and
The dispenser top tends to develop a crust around it which makes the first two problems get worse as you use the bottle.
So I ordered EZ-Sweetz (http://www.ez-sweetz.com/servlet/StoreFront) -- it seems to be identical to Sweetzfree in terms of concentration. It comes in small dropper bottles, no central stem. To dispense the product you removed the lid revealing a dropper top. The hole in the tip is small, thus far every drop is the same size and I have no problems squeezing out exactly one or 2 or 3 drops.
If you've been frustrated dispensing Sweetzfree then you might want to give EZ-Sweetz a try.
Both of these are no carb liquid Splenda mixes. Up until now I have used Sweetzfree. While I like the product I despise the container it comes in. For those of you who have never used it, it comes in a container with a lid on it similar to that on a plastic mustard container only smaller. The container top consists of a central stem with a permanently attached collar that is raised when the bottle is open. To open the bottle you unscrew the collar to leave some space between the central stem and the collar and add drops to whatever you want.
I've had 3 problems with using Sweetzfree. They are:
The drop size is varies a great deal, and with a concentrated product this is a problem.
It is difficult to control the number of drops dispensed, and with this concentration, again, if 1 drop is enough then 2 drops are way too much, and
The dispenser top tends to develop a crust around it which makes the first two problems get worse as you use the bottle.
So I ordered EZ-Sweetz (http://www.ez-sweetz.com/servlet/StoreFront) -- it seems to be identical to Sweetzfree in terms of concentration. It comes in small dropper bottles, no central stem. To dispense the product you removed the lid revealing a dropper top. The hole in the tip is small, thus far every drop is the same size and I have no problems squeezing out exactly one or 2 or 3 drops.
If you've been frustrated dispensing Sweetzfree then you might want to give EZ-Sweetz a try.