It is not sugar free, with 4g of added sugar per can, and its 3g of prebiotic fiber is a modest dose rather than a proven gut health fix. (source)
The honest take
Poppi's lime option is the Ginger Lime can, a prebiotic soda built on sparkling water, a little organic cane sugar, apple cider vinegar, and agave inulin. At 30 calories and 5g total sugar, with 4g of that added, per 12 ounce can, it is a genuinely lighter swap for a classic soda, and the 0mg sodium and 3g of fiber are nice extras. Just know it is not a health tonic. The 3g of prebiotic fiber per can is modest, and Poppi settled a lawsuit over overstated gut health claims, so treat it as a tasty low sugar soda rather than a digestive fix.
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Nutrition per serving
1 can (12 fl oz)
30Calories
0gProtein
9gCarbs
0gFat
3gFiber
5gSugar
0mgSodium
Gluten freeVeganNon GMO
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Soda drinkers who want a bubbly citrus fix for 30 calories and only 5g of sugar instead of a full sugar cola.
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Skip it if you want a zero sugar drink or you are buying it mainly as a gut health supplement rather than a soda.
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