Sweet Relief Soothe Natural Antacids for Acid Reflux - Calcium Carbonate Heartburn Relief, Zero Calorie Sweetener, Beverage Enhancer (100 Count)

If you suffer from GERD but must have that cup or two of coffee everyday, then this is a must as a daily preventative. I've now replaced 1-2 packets of Splenda with 1 of these. Granted, it is not sugar free (it contains 1g of sugar) and only a low dose of antacid as compared to what you'd get from a Tums or WonderBelly tablet. So it's not for immediate relief. But since coffee is an agitator of acid reflux, adding this will help reduce some of that acidity.

Very effective at relieving heartburn. Good value

I've purchased this product twice now and use it in my tea and coffee. The sugar doesn't have an aftertaste and I don't suffer from acid reflux at night. Definitely recommend this product.

I recently started using this product as a sweetener in my daily coffee, and it’s been a game changer! I like this product much more than the Coffee Tamer brand, as it is much more effective. Not only does this product add a subtle sweetness, but it also helps alleviate my heartburn. I used to struggle with discomfort after my morning cup of coffee, but since incorporating this, I’ve noticed a significant reduction in its acidity. It’s a perfect solution for coffee lovers who want to enjoy their brew without the burn. Highly recommend!

My hubby suffers from acid reflux, so I wanted him to try these versus the prescription drugs he has. These are individual packets of powder antacid that are mixed with sweetener, so they essentially look like packs of sweetener that you used for beverages. And the use is exactly that - mix a pack with your favorite beverage when you feel an upset coming on, and it works like tums. We both tested the flavor of it, and it's not really noticeable in coffee or tea. So not bad.As for efficacy, it definitely works for upset stomachs, which you would expect as it's a powdered antacid. As for acid reflux, he calls it a 'meh' - not quite as effective as his prescription as it's not as quick at controlling the discomfort.So overall, it works great for digestive upsets, but may not be quite as effective as you hope for acid reflux. It just doesn't act as quickly as we'd like. It really should be advertised as antacid for digestive issues more so than for acid reflux.

The sweetener literally triggered my reflux . Be careful

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.

As a sweetener, I think this is actually pretty good. The blend of sugar and sucralose works for me better than most other low-calorie sweeteners do. As an antacid though, it's only okay. Not all of the antacid dissolves, even in a large glass of water, so you'll be left with a little chalky powder at the bottom. It doesn't really seem like it's as effective as antacid tablets either, and not just because it's a lower dosage.As a combination... It's passable but not amazing. Like, it works, but after trying it I don't really see the benefit in combining a sweetener and an antacid, and it's not a great value either. I'll just stick with antacid tablets.