Ayuvya Monk Fruit Drops | Diabetic Friendly
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Frequently Asked Questions
None commonly reported at normal use. Monk fruit is well-tolerated by most people. This product isn't intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition, if you have a specific health concern, check with your doctor first.
Yes. Monk fruit extract is widely recognised as safe for regular use, with zero calories and zero glycemic impact, drop after drop, day after day.
Monk fruit doesn't affect blood sugar or insulin, so it's generally fine alongside medication. As with any change to your diet, it's worth mentioning to your doctor, especially if you're on multiple medications.
Anyone managing diabetes, prediabetes, PCOS, or simply cutting sugar, and safely, the whole family too, since it's a sweetener, not a medicine. Pregnant or nursing women, and children, should check with a doctor first, as a general precaution with any dietary change.
Add 1-2 drops to your tea, coffee, or recipe, hot or cold, and adjust to taste. One drop is about as sweet as a teaspoon of sugar.
Most blend monk fruit with a sugar alcohol like erythritol to bulk it up. Ours doesn't, just monk fruit extract diluted in water, so nothing's riding along to pad it out.






















