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Coolcat23Nov 07, 2025 12:05 PM
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If it gives cancer to lab mice; here's your sign. Look it up.
What do you mean?
Nov 07, 2025 12:25 PM
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bezemomNov 07, 2025 12:25 PM
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Just be prepared to ask for a refund. 2 out of 3 soft drink orders from Amazon have arrived with 3 cases packed in a much larger box with a measly sheet of brown paper for padding. All three case were split open with cans dented from being tossed about, and several dented cans were empty. The box had a whole roll of packing tape added to it, probably from the leaking soda. Each time I had to do a chat to get a refund.
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Quote from bezemom :
Just be prepared to ask for a refund. 2 out of 3 soft drink orders from Amazon have arrived with 3 cases packed in a much larger box with a measly sheet of brown paper for padding. All three case were split open with cans dented from being tossed about, and several dented cans were empty. The box had a whole roll of packing tape added to it, probably from the leaking soda. Each time I had to do a chat to get a refund.
Had a similar experience except that Amazon had the wisdom to throw in some LEGO sets I ordered to smash the heck out of with the 12-packs.
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FancyAction2328Nov 08, 2025 02:28 AM
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If it gives cancer to lab mice; here's your sign. Look it up.
I did look it up. This is coke zero it does not use aspartame nor high frutose corn syrup. Unless you are drinking 1000+ cans a day I think you will be fine from getting cancer from 4-methylimidazole. If you can drink 1000+ cans of even water in one day you might have other things to worry about
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NeoSlickNov 08, 2025 03:34 PM
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Quote from FancyAction2328 :
I did look it up. This is coke zero it does not use aspartame nor high frutose corn syrup. Unless you are drinking 1000+ cans a day I think you will be fine from getting cancer from 4-methylimidazole. If you can drink 1000+ cans of even water in one day you might have other things to worry about
That's mislead and believing what you want, leaving people with cancer risk. You have no mention the warning element on the can. and have not done your "homework". And the risk is NOT "minimal". Why would you risk you or your family; just because you like the taste better? Time for your big boy britches. Cancer does not play!
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FancyAction2328Nov 08, 2025 06:40 PM
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That's mislead and believing what you want, leaving people with cancer risk. You have no mention the warning element on the can. and have not done your "homework". And the risk is NOT "minimal". Why would you risk you or your family; just because you like the taste better? Time for your big boy britches. Cancer does not play!
You are right, cancer doesn't play, I've been in cancer research for 17 years. All I know is everything is dose dependent and often genetic. Yes, there are risks but there are also risks in everything. If you decided that you are going to drink a soda instead of water that day then you have accepted that risk that it is not water. You are free to drink etoh or caffeine or smoke or be under the sun or anything else that causes DNA damages. Soda is just one of them. Diet soda helps a lot of people that otherwise would die from cardiovascular disease or diabetes by drinking regular soda. Is it good? Not at all, soda is a sometimes food like candy and cake. Cancer risk? Carcinogen group 2B, FYI red meat is 2A and etou group 1. Sure risk yes, but same as sugar and fat can increase cancer risk too, relax, use adult judgement to determine how often to drink a soda or be in the sun with no sunscreen instead. Big boy britches? I'm a lady thanks.

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Nov 08, 2025 11:03 PM
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I have credentials too; which are unverifiable in comments.

One can not drink a low enough dose to avoid the very real and unnecessary risk, in this case. Do not believe everything you read. Facts are censored on the Internet. Follow the money. Who profits or loses big? We have many errant paid editors on the Internet. Don't fail to listen to both sides and hopefully reveal the truth.

"Genetic", is turned on or off. Epigenetics 101. You could be actually turning off your cancer killing immunity. This is sadly not rare.

Water is not the only good alternative here. Nor do they have to be expensive, to be safe.

Yes we take risks, or it's worse risks. This is NOT one of them, to risk.

Boy or girl, it's time to be adult about this. And that's true to yourself. Not poor judgement.
The key to addictions is the "real now" goodness (from whatever) isn't finally good; if not also good in the conclusion. It's just a poser. Choose authenticity instead. Only you can. And what your peers do is NOT the test.

Look: Coke zero mixed several bad artificial sugars, so it would taste classic. Doctors are telling us they are worse than sugar. Stevia might be OK; but taste different. And it's not the Carmel color; but it's by product with health negatives.
"Contains PHENYLALANINE", is right on the can. By law. This HAS been found to cause cancer. They said, oh this is only for those with a rare genetic disorder. Not only could that mean you; but why did all the lab tests show cancer and not just for subjects with a genetic disorder? And they also say low doses are not likely to hurt you. Are you willing to trust them? That is your choice. Does that not admit some unnecessary risk? Opps.
Also ask yourself why they would change to stevia (with the bad ones less); when people do not like the taste change! Yet is still, "CONTAINS PHENYLALANINE."

Dear readers: Over stating cancer risks (that is bad) is not the same things as a KNOWN CARCINOGEN. I say again, KNOWN.
And now you read on the Internet; that yes indeed there were TEST SHOWING CANCER; "BEFORE" and now....! Who would lie, right? Who would re frame? Who would play down the risk? And who would say it's just an overblown fear?

What you feel then changes no cancer risk.
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NeoSlickNov 08, 2025 11:58 PM
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Actually, the exact cause of cancer is still not completely understood. If it were then we would have better solutions. We do not. A lot of these (true) studies do clue us in; but I warn you, I am by no means saying money is bad. The love of money is evil. And this is affecting cancer information. Very sadly. That doesn't say liking a well earned paycheck is evil. Playing down test result findings for cash is the evil love of money, over people's health! Nor am I saying to exaggerate everything is causing cancer, the other way. My point is we are being feed' that it's all just an exaggeration. Another panic. False flag. Wrong. That's being told what to think. And you will find that is too expensive, eventually.
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FancyAction2328Nov 09, 2025 12:49 AM
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Quote from NeoSlick :
One can not drink a low enough dose to avoid the very real and unnecessary risk, in this case. Do not believe everything you read. Facts are censored on the Internet. Follow the money. Who profits or loses big? We have many errant paid editors on the Internet. Don't fail to listen to both side and hopefully reveal the truth. "Genetic", is turned on or off. Epigenetics 101. You could be actually turning off your cancer killing immunity. This is sadly not rare.Water is not the only good alternative here. Nor do they have to be expensive, to be safe.Yes we take risks, or it's worse risks. This is NOT one of them, to risk.Boy or girl, it's time to be adult about this. And that's true to yourself. Not poor judgement.The key to addictions is the "real now" goodness (from whatever) isn't finally good; if not also good in the conclusion. It's just a poser. Choose authenticity instead. Only you can. And what your peers do is NOT the test.Look: Coke zero mixed several bad artificial sugars, so it would taste classic. Doctors are telling us they are worse than sugar. Stevia might be OK; but taste different. And it's not the Carmel color; but it's by product with health negatives."Contains PHENYLALANINE", is right on the can. By law. This HAS been found to cause cancer. They said, oh this is only for those with a rare genetic disorder. No only could that mean you; but why did all the lab tests show cancer and not just for subjects with a genetic disorder? And they also say low doses are not likely to hurt you. Are you willing to trust them? That is your choice.Also ask yourself why they would change to stevia (and the bad ones); when people do not like the taste change! Yet still CONTAINS PHENYLALANINE.Dear readers: Over stating cancer risks (bad) is not the same things as a KNOWN CARCINOGEN. I say again, KNOWN.And now you read on the Internet; that yes there were TEST SHOWING CANCER; "BEFORE" and now....! Who would lie, right? Who would re frame? Who would just play down the risk? And who would say it's just an overblown fear? What you feel changes no cancer risk.
That's an interesting conversation. I'm an adult that after years of cancer work decided instead of being paranoid about everything mutagenic, I choose to carefully relax. I am interested in what you think is good tho, please don't say alkaline water. Facts are censored esp in USA, I only read pubmed? "Gene expression" is turned on or off, simple terms u could turn off tumor suppressor genes and turn on oncogenes, cancer evolves to hide or exhaust your immune system so not sure about that 2nd part. Wait til you get to the part of the 101 class about germline vs somatic mutations and methylation patterns for early cancer intervention, exciting stuff, love it. Methylate away (nerd joke), I'm gonna be a good girl not smoke or drink alcohol and drink a coffee, ah shoot that just drove my hazard ratio up 1.57 for UGI cancer, shucks. Good night 🤓
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If by relax you mean drinking known and optional carcinogens then I'd have to warn the overuse of mind altering drugs might hinder ones studies. Correct? Please don't infer I'm saying only water. Or even no soft drinks at all. There are soft drinks and many other options without dangerous ingredients. Why is it OK to risk proven dangerous ingredients? Because it's a change? This is why I mentioned addictions.

Potato, po-ta-to; so why not call the whole mutation genetically OFF? There is a solution for atrophy BTW. And not just the detection. Starting with a true thought, and does not fail.
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FancyAction2328Nov 09, 2025 01:36 AM
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If by relax you mean drinking known and optional carcinogens then I'd have to warn the overuse of mind altering drugs might hinder ones studies. Correct? Please don't infer I'm saying only water. Or even no soft drinks at all. There are soft drinks and many other options without dangerous ingredients. Why is it OK to risk proven dangerous ingredients? Because it's a change? This is why I mentioned addictions.Potato, po-ta-to; so why not call the whole mutation genetically OFF? There is a solution for atrophy BTW. And not just the detection. Starting with a true thought, and does not fail.
Turn the "whole mutation" genetically off? Solution for atrophy? Please apply for grants and get the work started asap, those are true thoughts and I'm 1000% sure current health sec will def fast track that approval cuz that really does sound like it would not fail at all. This is fun I am checking back

BTW the whole time I thought you were talking about aspartame in general, you are talking about the phenylalanine warning? And that's the cancer warning? Oh haha I'm learning so much today (btw it's for pku)
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NeoSlickNov 09, 2025 02:46 AM
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Turn the "whole mutation" genetically off? Solution for atrophy? Please apply for grants and get the work started asap, those are true thoughts and I'm 1000% sure current health sec will def fast track that approval cuz that really does sound like it would not fail at all. This is fun I am checking back

BTW the whole time I thought you were talking about aspartame in general, you are talking about the phenylalanine warning? And that's the cancer warning? Oh haha I'm learning so much today (btw it's for pku)
This stuff is easy to miss so I'll share my "homework" proof for yours, including from https://cdas.cancer.gov/publications/1255/

That is cancer.gov ! Not social media.

BTW: Phenylalanine is in Aspartame a bad artificial sweetener, as it disrupts your gut microbial environment and tested to be "lethal" as follows....


The Phenylalanine test:

" a gut-microbiome metabolite of phenylalanine with adrenergic activity, were also associated with lethal PCa."

PCa is prostate cancer, an epidemic. And the (unnecessary) risk is not only prostate cancer, or just men.

LETHAL. And why it's still sold, is the love of MONEY. It's up to you.

Everyone: Do you want to stay associated with lethal cancer or the many other lethal risks?
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FancyAction2328Nov 09, 2025 03:42 AM
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This stuff is easy to miss so I'll share my "homework" proof for yours, including from https://cdas.cancer.gov/publications/1255/That is cancer.gov ! Not social media.BTW: Phenylalanine is in Aspartame a bad artificial sweetener, as it disrupts your gut microbial environment and tested to be "lethal" as follows....The Phenylalanine test:" a gut-microbiome metabolite of phenylalanine with adrenergic activity, were also associated with lethal PCa."PCa is prostate cancer, an epidemic. And the (unnecessary) risk is not only prostate cancer, or just men.LETHAL. And why it's still sold, is the love of MONEY. It's up to you.Everyone: Do you want to stay associated with lethal cancer or the many other lethal risks?
Holy did u read this paper? Did you just Google phenylalanine and find the first paper with the word? Phenylalanine is an amino acid btw, a building block of your flesh... And u can get from eating protein aka meat nuts dairy (protease break protein into phenylalanine) and one metabolite of that is phenylacetylglutamine and that's what correlated to PCa in this paper (1 case of 500 cases and is correlation not causation)...And please don't cut the part that doesn't prove your point, it said "Higher baseline serum levels of phenylacetylglutamine (Q4 OR: 2.55; 95% CI, 1.40–4.64; P-trend: 0.003), a gut microbiome metabolite of phenylalanine with adrenergic activity, were also associated with lethal prostate cancer". And that's not even the major player or focus of this paper, it's choline, another methyl donor, which is in eggs veg legumes fish meats that caused the most PCa.... Full paper here https://aacrjournals.org/cebp/art...thways-and

I'm really enjoying this convo, this is why I volunteer so much for science education.

Here I found you a full review paper not just abstract that published 7/2025 (review is like a cliffs notes of all papers out there) that actually talks about aspartame for your reading pleasure. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/arti...C12286081/
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Holy did u read this paper? Did you just Google phenylalanine and find the first paper with the word? Phenylalanine is an amino acid btw, a building block of your flesh... And u can get from eating protein aka meat nuts dairy (protease break protein into phenylalanine) and one metabolite of that is phenylacetylglutamine and that's what correlated to PCa in this paper (1 case of 500 cases and is correlation not causation)...And please don't cut the part that doesn't prove your point, it said "Higher baseline serum levels of phenylacetylglutamine (Q4 OR: 2.55; 95% CI, 1.40–4.64; P-trend: 0.003), a gut microbiome metabolite of phenylalanine with adrenergic activity, were also associated with lethal prostate cancer". And that's not even the major player or focus of this paper, it's choline, another methyl donor, which is in eggs veg legumes fish meats that caused the most PCa.... Full paper here https://aacrjournals.org/cebp/art...thways-and

I'm really enjoying this convo, this is why I volunteer so much for science education.

Here I found you a full review paper not just abstract that published 7/2025 (review is like a cliffs notes of all papers out there) that actually talks about aspartame for your reading pleasure. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/arti...C12286081/
Health Risks Associated with Coca-Cola
High Sugar Content

Calories and Sugars: A 12-ounce serving of Coca-Cola contains about 156 calories and 37 grams of sugar. Excessive sugar intake is linked to obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.

Caffeine and Additives

Caffeine: Coca-Cola contains caffeine, which can lead to increased blood pressure and heart issues when consumed in large amounts.

Brominated Vegetable Oil (BVO): This additive, found in some sodas, is linked to nervous system harm and is banned in Europe but allowed in the U.S.

Caramel Coloring

4-Methylimidazole (4-MI): This chemical, used for coloring, is classified as a possible carcinogen. Studies have shown that it can be present in significant amounts in Coca-Cola, raising concerns about cancer risk.

Dental Health

Acidity and Sugar: The combination of sugar and acids in Coca-Cola can lead to tooth decay and other dental issues by creating an acidic environment in the mouth.

Other Health Concerns

Leptin Resistance: High fructose consumption may lead to leptin resistance, which can affect appetite regulation and contribute to weight gain.

Regular intake can lead to serious health issues.
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