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🍭 Sweetness that fits your lifestyle—zero guilt, all the flavor!
RxSugar Swealthy Stix offers 30 zero-calorie, zero-net-carb candy stick packs sweetened with allulose, a plant-based sweetener with no glycemic impact. Certified keto, diabetes-safe, non-GMO, gluten-free, and vegan, these flavorful sticks deliver pure sweetness without aftertaste or digestive discomfort, making them the perfect guilt-free indulgence for health-conscious professionals.






| Asin | B08J494BF7 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #601 in Baking Syrups, Sugars & Sweeteners |
| Manufacturer | Nutrishus Brands Inc |
| Product Dimensions | 5.9 x 4.1 x 2.95 inches; 11 ounces |
| Units | 11 Ounce |
| Upc | 850009173034 |
User
Didn't think I would love these so much!
If you are looking for something to enhance your water, these are not what you need. The flavor and sweetness gets lost. But, these Swealthy Stix have been just that little sweet and sour crunchy candy taste I want when I have a craving in the afternoon or even at night after dinner. They travel well in my purse too. They do not raise my blood sugar at all. I did several finger prick tests to see if they would. I did think the Sweet Tea flavor was going to be weird just eating out of the package. Turned out to be the best one of the bunch. Highly recommend!
User
NOT WATER FLAVOR
I typed in "Allulose water flavor packets" into the Amazon search bar, and this was the first non-sponsered result. Between the search query, packaging, and flavors, I assumed that these were water flavor packets. They're not. On the back of the box, for the instructions, it says to eat the powder as a candy substitute. I tried to mix it into a glass of water anyway, but it doesn't dissolve AT ALL. And as a candy substitute? Astringent. Not sour enough to compare to Fun Dip or Pixie Stix, and no popping to compete with Pop Rocks. Overall, disgusting and disappointing. And the worst part? Not eligible for return or refund. A complete waste.
User
Tasty and good for blood sugar
They're tasty and is a good value for the money. I add mine to water and is good to consume for those looking to lower sugar consumption.
User
Almost Perfect
FIrst off, I adored Pixy Stix when I was a kid. I decided to give these a try based on reviews that these are similar, except a little "crunchier," which was fine by me. I was pleasantly surprised at the size of each packet. I thought they might be about the size of a single-serving drink mix packet, but it's about double the size. They aren't too sweet and have just a little tartness, which is perfect for me. Now the con. I do not like tea of any kind. I was aware that one of the flavors was Sweet Tea, but I kept an open mind. I do not care at all for this flavor and immediately removed it from the box, making it quite a bit lighter. There are six of each flavor, so six packets down the drain. If you enjoy tea, you will probably like the flavor very much. I am deducting a star for this fact. The company has a winning product, but it should offer more options for consumers to choose from in terms of the flavors they want to purchase. I don't know if I will re-order at this point. But I will enjoy the remaining flavors very much.
User
Tastes like it should but I only like 3 of 5 flavors
I only deducted two star because I only like half the flavors. If they would let you buy them grouped individually, I would totally give 5 stars, but forcing you to buy a mix you don't like to begin with kind of stinks. I like the fruit punch, raspberry and lemon, but I don't like the tea and orange. It's nothing personal to RX Sugar's version, the flavors all taste exactly as they should, I just generally don't like the taste of orange or tea. Since the price is already pretty high for what you recieve, having that much waste is unacceptable for my budget. All in all, I paid almost $16 for 18 usable packets. Considering you need to use 2-3 packets for a 16-24oz bottle of water, I got about 5-6 drinks, with 10 packs totally wasted. I actually don't even mind paying the extra money for sugar free flavors that taste good and don't have that awful diet aftertaste, I simply prefer to pick my own flavors because certain ones are not everyones cup of tea, no pun intended, lol. **RX Sugar-PLEASE sell the flavors on their own! A variety box is cool for some people, but please consider including an option to buy them on their own!!
User
READ THIS - Not for water
PLEASE READ THISBecause these are in packets that are similarly shaped like packets of Crystal Light and other water mix-ins there’s a misconception this is meant for water enhancement. It’s not. No where on the packaging does it say pour into water. In fact, it says to pour directly into your mouth. If you pour it into water you will dilute the flavor too much. Do not buy this if you intend to use it as a replacement for crystal light.
User
Flavorless
Flavorless. I give it a 2 because they use allulose. But i had to use 2 packs and I could still barely taste it. Flavoring and sweetness, are barely there. Not sure why, I shook it. I made sure it was all dissolved. And the sweet tea flavor is more of a lemon flavor. The punch, it's just not there. Disappointing.
User
Allulose candy—pretty good and a convenient way to carry on the go.
I like these! They’re good. I originally thought they were water flavoring packets, but they’re candy you can dump into your mouth. My purpose was to be able to conveniently carry allulose with me for its appetite modulating effects, so this still fits what I needed it for. The fruit punch and the raspberry are the best. It would be nice to be able to buy a package of just the flavor you like but I would say none of the flavors are bad.
User
Not a water flavoring powder
It really is like the old pixie sticks powdered candy... I use it in water, its not strong though. Maybe you'd need 2 in a cup of water
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