Stur Fruit Punch Water Enhancer: Add a Burst of Flavor to Your Water!

Meredith: Love it so much that I ordered another flavor.

United States on Oct 13, 2023

Karen C: Could taste the artificial sweetner. Left an unpleasant aftertaste.

United States on Oct 13, 2023

PaulD: Great flavor, despite the slight taste of stevia (you get used to it). Ingredients are better than any of the other water enhancers, no artificial sweeteners or preservatives or artificial colors. Only complaint is that I think it’s expensive.

United States on Sep 30, 2023

MKHicks: I love Stur in my drinking water because I drink well water (filtered). I like Straberry flavor.

United States on Aug 11, 2023

Mrs H: A little bland in flavour unless you use tons of it, but pleasant enough. More for adding a hint of flavour - if you're expecting a regular sugar free fruit squash kind of strength you won't get it from this product.

United Kingdom on Apr 11, 2021

Jens von Bornim: Its a very good fresh flavour, i enjoyed it. Very fruity, not sweet. You need less to flavour your water. I fully recommend.

United Kingdom on Apr 09, 2019

steamer: Says to use only one squeeze, but 2 or more are required to get any flavor from this product. Wouldn't buy again.

Canada on Jul 15, 2016

Mike Shay: Didn't care for the taste

Canada on Jun 01, 2016

GadgetGuy: I have tried two flavors now: Super Lemon Lime (now discontinued) and Fruit Punch.

I base 3 stars on three factors: Flavor, Cost and Flavor at Room Temperature.

Flavor.
Of course you can control the amount of flavor you use based on how much you squeeze into the water. If I follow the directions, it is not quite sweet enough for me. When flavored enough - it is okay. Not bad - not great - but I was changing to be healthier so the flavor difference isn't that big a deal to me.

Flavor at Room Temperature.
Most of the time I drink it cold. But I like the option of drinking it whenever - which means it will at times be room temperature. This tastes TERRIBLE at room temperature. It tastes like you are drinking aftertaste.

Cost.
The company recommends a "two second squeeze" per serving. A serving is used in 8 ounces of water. Virtually all bottles of water are at least twice that. Even the small bottles of "Gatorade" are twelve ounces. It is virtually impossible to "time" the squeezes right. Nevertheless, these bottle cost roughly $4-6 each. They claim that you get twelve servings per bottle. Assuming that is true - that is roughly six bottles of...

United States on Apr 08, 2015