Necta Sweet Saccharin Tablets, 1/4 Grain, 1000 Tablet Bottle (Pack of 4)

This is sacccharin. Time tested and proven safe. Anyone who says otherwise is following old and bad data. My father used it. My grandfather used it. And I have used it for several decades now. And this little pill is also the manner that the people before me used it. If something works for that long, why mess with it. I have been buying my saccharin in this manner for many years now. I used to buy this in many local stores. No one carries it any more except Amazon. They've all switch to the pink, blue or the yellow packets. Unlike the little pink packets which contain approximately 35 milligrams, a bit more than 1/2 a grain, the Necta Sweet tablets tell exactly how much saccharin I'm taking. I buy the 1/4 grain (16.175 milligrams) and the 1 grain (64.7 milligrams) tablets. A large mug completely full of coffee gets a single 1 grain tablet. Whatever's left in the pot, about 3/4 of a mug, get three 1/4 grain tablets. No guess work. No worry that I may have added too much or not enough sweetness. And 1 bottle of the 1 grain & 3 bottles of the 1/4 grain tablets is a 3 year supply. Also, to me, the pink packets have a metallic taste that the tablets do not have.

Have used this product for over 50 years still use it. Dissolves instantly in hot water use it in coffee. Quality is great never had a problem and it’s the same tablet to tablet. Good value and tastes better than a lot of other artificial sweeteners.

Good stuff

I was very sorry when this disappeared from grocery stores, and happy to find it on Amazon. It's really the same thing as Sweet 'n Low, when you look at it. There are some things you can do with it that you can't with the other sugar free sweetners.

I have been using these in my coffee for years. they are generally very hard to find. Fast service too.

Old school here. I have used this all my life and my mother before me. I can no longer. Find in my local stores. I use it in my iced tea. I know sweet n low is the same. But for some reason it does not taste the same

I have used these saccharin for many years, I usually buy them at my local grocery store, it isn't unusual to have a few broken tablets but it isn't a problem, sometimes I find 1/2 a tablet is all the sweetness i need in my tea. For some reason every 2-3 years my store doesn't restock them for several months and I resort to ordering on line. In the past that has resulted in an excess of powdered tablets, however this time with this shipper , there does not appear to be any broken tablets or powder. Some of that could be due to the manufacturer as lately they seem to be putting more cotton in the bottles, keeping the tablets from moving around. Next time I need to order them I will use this shipper.

OK. Necta Sweet is saccharin. I know saccharin isn't the healthiest. I've heard all the news. None of the artificial sweeteners are. I'm a low carb type. I use Necta Sweet because it doesn't contain sugar, it's cheap, it's sweet, I just use 2 1/4 grain tabs, so no measuring is required and it dissolves very quickly in my coffee and it doesn't go bad over time. It's not sticky and doesn't attract ants. No muss, no fuss. Also, there's no little pieces of trash to throw out. We already have enough trash in the world. I like coffee and tea. Sometimes I need a sugar-free sweetener when I'm not at home. I can carry some of these tabs around in a tiny pill box in my purse, so it's always available if I need it. They never go bad. I wish someone make a product like this with Stevia instead of saccharin .. something I can carry around in my purse, I don't need to measure, dissolves quickly, taste good and doesn't cost the sky and the moon. The good sweeteners out there are not cheap and they come in packages that have to be thrown out or recycled. Sometimes a 'serving' comes in a little paper packet. There's too much in a single packet, so I have these things sitting around until they're used up. It's just an annoyance and more trash. These tabs come in a little bottle that can be recycled. There are 1,000 tabs per bottle, so there's almost no waste. One little bottle lasts a long time. Got a better idea? I'd like to hear it. I'd like to see some young scientist out there looking for a good idea who will answer the call. I'll bet they'd get rich if they could develop a SAFE sugar-free solution that does everything this does and doesn't cost a pile of money. That's key. If it's cheap more people can buy it. One more thing. Don't make the bottle out of plastic. Thanks.