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If someone is really concerned about that "spike" (diabetic/keto/etc) it's probably better to go with the liquid or tablet form.
As far as safety:
Saccharine, aspartame and sucralose have actually gone through rigorous testing for many decades all across the world. Sucarlose is newer but it's still 20+ yrs old. Sucralose, from what I've read is not even digested - it goes in and out unaltered (aside from the added dextrose). Aspartame only has issues with people who have Phenylketonuria. Saccharine has been around for the longest. It's not like there's a big conspiracy to cover this up - it would've been exposed by now.
As far as Stevia - i personally don't like the taste. It's also very highly processed and while it's most likely safe, it hasnt been studied in its packet form to the level that the other 3 have. Of course it's a good way to sell it... "it's natural"
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I highly recommend monk fruit followed by stevia. Those won't spike your levels and are much more natural that this stuff.
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Costco has a $6 off this month
For my I think it is the same. Been a while since I bought it think it is 17.99 and a 6 dollars off latest book. It 1200 but since it is 45 min away this is cheaper as not Gad needed
Weird.