sodastreamBubly Fruit Drops for Sparkling Water | Natural Fruit Flavor | Zero Calories, No Sweeteners | Create Your Own Bubly with SodaStream | Variety Pack, Bubly Original, Pack of 6 | 8 Fl OzCompact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

These were a gift to my dad who also got the machine as a birthday present. Loved that these came in a variety of flavors and is a great value for money! No issues with the quality of them being delivered or in use, way to go Amazon.

I am a big fan of flavored seltzers but after disappointing experiences with 3 different Soda Stream carbonators I switched to the Ninja Thirsty. The only problem is I hate the Ninja flavors. To me they taste like licking a gas tank. The Soda Stream Bubly flavoring liquid solved that. I also purchased some 3cc syringes which fit perfectly in the neck of these bottles. I add 2 cc of flavoring to 6 oz of water. Perfect!

I got these to go along with my sodastream and they add a lovely hint of flavor that is pretty similar to the cans of Bubly, You’ll have to experiment with how much flavor to add to find the right balance for your palette but less is definitely more. I suggest adding just a couple of drops at first and then if that’s not enough, add one drop more at a time until you find the right flavor. If you add too much, then it tastes pretty terrible. It’s just like adding vanilla extract in baking, a little goes a long way and too much becomes overpowering.I also like the adorable tiny glass bottles. They last longer than you would expect and then you can repurpose them after they’re empty. I like making them into little bud vases.

I've had a soda stream since Christmas (love it!) but only recently purchased the seltzer flavors. Each bottle costs between $5 to $6 for the consumer, and given the small volume, that seems a bit steep. However, if you enjoy flavored seltzer water, it really is a good value. A 12 pack of seltzer can cost between $4 (store brand) and $8+ (Bubly, Polar). Each bottle provides you about 8 to 10 liters of seltzer, making the flavor worth the purchase. On to the features!1. Flavor - the best thing is that you can flavor to taste. If you don't like a lot, don't add a lot. And they taste just like you would expect. Only issue - cherry tastes like...well...cherry. I've found it very difficult to have an un-sweet cherry drink that doesn't end up with a chemical, almost medicinal flavor.2. Value - better than purchasing it by the can, but I genuinely wish there were more options. I like the Bubly flavors, but there is little to no competition for the flavor bottles - at least here on Amazon. I did check out other vendors (including Bubly) and found the pricing for this specific product to be similar. I'm rating it at a three due to the consumer's ability to simply add their own fruit juice without having to buy the syrup bottles. Before purchasing these (and sometimes after) I would simply add lime or lemon juice, and it tasted fine. My son even prefers it that way.3. Easy to Use - No. Sure, all you have to do is measure, but who has a 3/4 tsp measuring spoon? Additionally, why would I want to measure every time? I imagine it would be simple enough to put marks on the bottles themselves to indicate one "serving" of the syrup. This may just be a personal preference, but even without the marks on the bottle why isn't just one measurement (i.e. 1/4tsp or even 1 tsp)? Even better - a recommendation from the manufacturer to start with 1/2tsp and then flavor to taste? It's not like we're adding calories, carbs, or fat. Just flavor.

I’ve gave up sod and was buying 8-12 pack cans of sparkling water and it’s was very expensive. I just bought a soda stream and so impressed with the flavors

Because the current website description under ingredients says, "No calories. No sweeteners. Natural Flavor Essence" I assumed this company was telling the truth - this would be natural flavors in water only. Surprise! And not a good one: this product is mostly PROPYLENE GLYCOL (same chemical used in antifreeze).Instead of a nice, water base only formula, Soda Stream has made nasty chemical junk. I never would have bought it if they had honestly listed ALL their ingredients. In fact NOWHERE on their Amazon ad do they anywhere note this is PROPYLENE GLYCOL.Put this nasty stuff in the water and it makes an oily look as it dissolves in the water. It leaves an alcohol/chemical smell above the water, and has almost no taste. But the taste and lack of quality of flavor is not my objection - it is the failure of Soda Stream to honestly state its ingredients.Worse - this product is not returnable, and even after speaking to Amazon - which involved time - I was not able to get a full refund of what I paid. I have thought of buying a Soda Stream system, but now I would not trust this company's description of anything.I was looking for a replacement for Stur - the expensive but much better flavoring - and hoping this might work. I had tried SweetLeaf's Water Drops - but they also have nasty thick propylene glycol in their water flavoring, and I dislike the alcohol smell that hits the nose in an unnatural way.The liquid in the 3 bottles of this Bubly chemical garbage are going right down the sink.And I feel sorry for the sink.I am still waiting for a good competitor that is close to as good as Stur on its ingredients, taste and appearance in the glass, and better on the price.I will add - this product (if someone wanted this bad taste and smell in their water) would also be hard to measure - no dropper.I hope the Soda Stream company will soon put up a COMPLETE list of their ingredients on Amazon, so others hoping to avoid propylene glycol won't waste either their time or money.

Fun to mix with other flavors!

It cost too much for what it is