Zero Syrups & Flavour Drops
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Flavouring syrups and flavour drops in 30 ml, 50 ml and 65 ml bottles, in flavours from vanilla, banana and gingerbread to cherry, mojito and lemon iced tea. A serving is only a small part of a bottle, so compare the serving stated on the label, the number of servings per bottle and the price per serving rather than the bottle size. The nutrition table gives kJ and kcal, carbohydrate and sugars per 100 ml and per serving, and the ingredient list names the sweeteners and flavourings.
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25 flavours
Allnutrition Fitking Delicious Flavour Drops - 50 ml.
€6.99 €139.80 / l Add to cart -
2 flavours
OstroVit Flavour Drops - 30ml.
€4.99 €166.33 / l Add to cart -
6 flavours
INLEAD Nutrition Syrup - 65 ml.
€4.99 €76.77 / l Add to cart
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Price per kilogram = pack price ÷ net quantity in kilograms. Prices include the selected country’s VAT; delivery is separate.
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| Pack size | 28 g | 113 g | 100 g |
| Main ingredients | Organic stevia leaf extract sweetener powder | Organic stevia leaf extract sweetener powder | Organic stevia leaf extract with rice maltodextrin packets |
| Pack price | €14.99 | €31.99 | €15.99 |
| Price per kilogram | €535.36 | €283.10 | €159.90 |
| Allergen information | See the manufacturer’s full allergen statement. | See the manufacturer’s full allergen statement. | See the manufacturer’s full allergen statement. |
| Certifications | — | — | — |
| Label information | Label information | Label information | Label information |
Prices include VAT for Ireland. Courier delivery: €6.99; free from €65.00. Estimated delivery: 2–4 working days.
Product facts checked: 2026-10-28.
Frequently asked questions
How many servings does a bottle of syrup or flavour drops give?
It depends on the serving the label states, which can be a number of drops or an amount in ml, and on the bottle size of 30, 50 or 65 ml. Labels usually print the number of servings per bottle. Divide the price by that number to get the price per serving, which compares products fairly where the bottle sizes differ.
Do flavour names such as mojito or lemon iced tea mean the syrup contains alcohol or tea?
Not necessarily. A flavour name describes the taste, while the ingredient list shows what is in the bottle: alcohol, tea or fruit juice would be named there in descending order of weight, and flavourings are listed as flavourings. Read the list rather than the name.
Why are the nutrition values per serving much smaller than per 100 ml?
The per 100 ml column describes the product as it is sold and is the one to use when comparing two syrups or two bottles of drops. The per-serving column covers only the small amount stated for one serving. Check the serving size at the top of that column before comparing per-serving values.