Canada Dry Tonic Water, 12 Fl. Oz., 6 Count

I have been buying your tonic for ten years. Now I can't find the 10oz bottles in my grocery stores. I live alone and the smaller bottles are better. Large bottle will go flat before I can use. Please tell me you are still bottling in small bottles. I DON'T LIKE THE OTHER BRANDS!!!

With all the decades of research and reporting on the negative health effects of high fructose corn syrup, it's pathetic that so many major corporations still try to save pennies using that toxin rather than real sugar. And then you actually list 35g of sugar on the "nutrition facts" label, even though sugar is not listed as an ingredient. How about you step up and lead a movement towards more healthy beverage products? Charge another few cents a bottle if you have to, but stop using a known toxin in your products. Oh, and your "sugar free" versions are pretty much a joke, since all your products appear to contain no sugar.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had never tried this tonic water, but I'm glad I did. It pairs well for making drinks with liquor, or syrups. It had a great balance between sweet and bitter. Had lots of fizz and a refreshing taste.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have went through several different tonic water products but never tried this one until lately, I have really bad heartburn and someone suggested it helped them more than any others. I tried it and was amazed how much it helped me, the taste is great to me, and it helped me drink more than just pop all day. I have bought several more lately and will continue to. Great tonic water for sure!

Is the current raspberry sparkling seltzer the same as what I was buying years ago called raspberry sparkling water? It did not have the word seltzer in it when I was buying it years ago but the can and carton graphics are the same.