Sucralose-6-acetate (SA6) is not an ingredient in the Sucralose used in Splenda Sweeteners.
A study published by the Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health makes claims about the chemical sucralose-6-acetate (SA6), a chemical that is NOT found in Splenda.
Splenda samples were not included or tested in this research, therefor any news reports linking study... Read More
Erythritol is not formulated with nor present in our Splenda Original/Yellow Sweetener Portfolio - yellow packets, yellow pouches, liquids and sugar blends. Unfortunately, several prominent news outlets inaccurately featured Splenda products and yellow packets in their coverage of the erythritol study giving the misleading and erroneous impression that our Splenda Original Zero Calorie Sweetener portfolio... Read More
Erythritol is used in some Splenda Brand Sweetener products. Splenda Original Sweeteners do not contain erythritol. Splenda yellow packets and Splenda yellow granulated sweeteners do not contain erythritol. Below is a list of Splenda products with and without erythritol. You can also find the ingredients listed on the back panel of all Splenda products as... Read More
Glycemic Load (GL) corrects for potentially misleading Glycemic Index (GI) by combining an evaluation of the type and amount of carbohydrate consumed.
GL can vary person to person based on how their body utilizes carbohydrate. Using Splenda Brand Sweeteners in place of sugar can help to reduce the Glycemic Load (GL) of the foods you... Read More
The Glycemic Index (GI) of a food is a measure of how quickly a serving of food is metabolized into glucose, and therefore how it effects your blood sugar when consumed on an empty stomach. Assigning a GI value to a low and zero calorie sweeter is not a proper use of the GI concept.... Read More
Splenda Brand Sweeteners are labeled with Best By dates.
When stored in a cool, dry place tabletop Sweeteners such as packets, jars, or pouches of granulated Splenda Original, Splenda Stevia, and Splenda Baking Blends will retain their sweetness and can be consumed after their best by date.
Reference dates below are how items are... Read More
The nutrition facts for each of our products can be viewed on individual product pages. Find the product you're looking for here.
Ingredients for each of our products can be viewed on individual product pages. Find the product you're looking for here.
Splenda Premium Sweet Teas combine delicious flavors, our signature Splenda zero-calorie sweetener, and a more sustainable packaging to offer a deliciously refreshing tea. It's conveniently boxed to fit and pour from the fridge.
No, Splenda Premium Sweet Teas are not organic.
No. Splenda Premium Sweet Teas are are sweetened with America's favorite zero-calorie sweetener, Splenda.
No. Splenda Premium Sweet Teas do not contain preservatives.
Splenda Premium Sweet Teas do not contain added caffeine
Yes, Splenda Premium Sweet Teas are brewed and packaged in the USA.
We recommend that parents check with their pediatrician for advice on the use of any caffeinated tea product in their child’s diet. While there are no standardized caffeine intake limits for children and adolescents, the American Academy of Pediatrics discourages the consumption of caffeine-containing sodas, energy drinks and coffee beverages in this population.
The paperboard of the carton is fully recyclable. Please discard the tea bag before recycling.
The 1-gallon box has a smaller carbon footprint than traditional glass bottles.
Light sedimentation over time is normal and can often appear as a coating that easily disperses in the tea with light shaking or stirring.
If you find a product with excessive sediment, this is not up to our quality standards. Please contact us if you feel this level of sedimentation has occurred.
Most products are widely available at stores across the United States, in addition to Amazon.com. Just click “Where to Buy” to find the best option for you.
Coupons for Splenda Brand products are available for download – click here to see what’s available. Most can be downloaded twice a year.
The packaging for Original Splenda Sweeteners and Splenda Liquids may look different, but we can assure you that’s the only change. This product still contains the same great-great taste you expect and no changes have been made to ingredients.
Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes are a delicious meal or snack replacement with no added sugar and that helps manage blood sugar. They come in three flavors – Milk Chocolate, French Vanilla, and Strawberry Banana. Learn more here.
Splenda Diabetes Care shakes contain a unique blend of 16g quality protein, carbohydrates, and good-for-you fats to help manage blood sugar and help reduce blood sugar spikes. Learn more here.
Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes…
Are the first diabetes shake with no added sugar
Contain 16g of high quality protein – 60% more than leading brand
Have a delicious, smooth & creamy texture
Contain fewer ingredients than other diabetes shakes, focusing on the nutrients people with diabetes and pre-diabetes need
Are... Read More
Nutrition shakes that aren’t specifically designed with diabetes in mind tend to be full of calories, sugar, and carbohydrates.
These shakes serve the purpose of helping someone who is having trouble consuming enough calories each day, someone who is post-surgery and needs extra calories and protein to recover, and/ or someone who is looking for... Read More
Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes are sweetened with zero-calorie Splenda Sucralose and allulose, a plant-based sweetener.
Canola oil is high in monounsaturated fats, good-for-you fats that are shown to decrease the risk of heart disease.
Splenda Diabetes Care shakes contain the right balance of these good-for-you fats carbohydrates, and protein to help manage blood sugar and help reduce blood sugar spikes. Learn more here.
Short-chain fructooligosaccharides are a source of fiber.
Gellan gum is a thick fiber that is used to bind or stabilize ingredients.
Sunflower lecithin is high in monounsaturated fats, good-for-you fats that are shown to decrease the risk of heart disease.
Carrageenan is a natural food additive used to thicken, emulsify, and preserve foods.
Microfiltered milk protein is higher in protein and lower in milk sugar than traditional milk. It is also low in lactose, which allows Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes to be suitable for persons with lactose intolerance.
The protein in Splenda Diabetes Care shakes comes from microfiltered milk protein, a high quality protein that, due to filtration, is higher in protein and lower in milk sugar than traditional milk.
The carbohydrate comes from the fiber and allulose, a plant-based sweetener.
According to the American Heart Association, Americans consume more than 2x the recommended amount of added sugar every day – which contributes to added, empty calories! Splenda Diabetes Care shakes contain 0g sugar, 0g of added sugar, and contain a unique blend of 16g quality protein, carbohydrates, and good-for-you fats to help manage blood sugar... Read More
Nutrition therapy guidelines, other research, and healthcare professional experts indicate these are what people with diabetes need. Additionally, people get a variety of vitamins and minerals when consuming a balanced diet.
Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes contain 15g of carbohydrates and 6g of fiber, which the body uses for fuel. The American Diabetes Association emphasizes that there is no one “magic” diet for diabetes and there are benefits to different dietary patterns. Many adults with diabetes aim for 45-60g of carbohydrates per meal and 15-20g per snack... Read More
Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes contain 2.5-3.5g net carbs per serving and can fit into a limited carbohydrate diet. Net carbs are calculated by subtracting fiber grams and allulose grams from total grams of carbohydrate.
Milk Chocolate – 15g carb – 6g fiber – 5.5g allulose = 3.5g net carbs
French Vanilla – 15g... Read More
When calculating net carbs, allulose is subtracted from total carbohydrates because it is not metabolized and therefore causes no increase in blood glucose or blood insulin levels (International Food Information Council). Net carbs are calculated by subtracting fiber grams and allulose grams from total grams of carbohydrate.
While Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes are a great option for helping to manage blood sugar, they may not fit a meal plan for persons with kidney disease where potassium, phosphorous, and fluids may be limited (American Kidney Fund). How strict your meal plan should be depends on your stage of kidney disease so it’s important... Read More
Cholesterol comes from animal products or byproducts – like milk. Since Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes only contain quality protein from cow’s milk – and not soy protein – the cholesterol level may be higher than in shakes that contain a mix of animal & plant-based protein sources.
There are 15mg (6% DV) cholesterol in Splenda... Read More
Galactosemia is a disease in which people cannot digest the simple sugar galactose that naturally occurs in milk and the microfiltered milk protein used in Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes.
Splenda Allulose is a great-tasting, plant-based sweetener that’s made from Allulose. It has 0 net carbs and is perfect for keto or low-carb diets.
Splenda Allulose gets its unique sweetness from allulose, a plant-based sweetener. Allulose is not metabolized by the body for energy. We begin with corn and convert it to allulose using an enzyme, similar to the process used to make cheese or wine. It then undergoes a process to purify, filter, and crystalize the allulose.
Learn... Read More
Some alternative sweeteners like maltitol or some other sugar alcohols have been shown to cause stomach distress when used in large amounts. Allulose is a classified as a “rare sugar” and research shows healthy adults should not have adverse effects.
Allulose by itself is only 70% as sweet as sugar. We blend it with a small amount of natural sweetener to make sure that Splenda Allulose bakes, weighs, and measures the same as sugar.
No, Splenda Allulose products do not contain sucralose. Splenda products found in the traditional yellow packets or pouches are made from sucralose.
The FDA has recognized that allulose is safe and allowed for use as ingredients in sweeteners and in foods and beverages.
The carbohydrate comes from allulose, a plant-based sweetener that is not metabolized for energy. Each gram of allulose may be subtracted from total carb grams to calculate net carbs in a serving of Splenda Allulose.
Splenda Monk Fruit is a great-tasting, plant based sweetener that’s made from Monk Fruit, also known as lo han guo – a small round fruit that grows on a vine. Monk fruit is 150-200 times sweeter than sugar.
Splenda Monk Fruit gets its unique sweetness from the Monk Fruit.
Learn more about monk fruit by reading the International Food Information Council's overview here.
Monk Fruit is grown on a vine and is native to Asia, specifically China and Thailand.
Since monk fruit is over 150-200 times sweeter than sugar, only a small amount of monk fruit is needed to produce the sweetness of sugar. Erythritol provides volume and texture, making Splenda Monk Fruit easier to use.
Learn more about erythritol by reading the International Food Information Council's overview here.
Erythritol is a plant-based sugar alcohol naturally found in many vegetables and fruits like watermelon, pears & grapes. It is also produced by the human body and utilized in food and beverage formulations because of its ability to provide sweetness without calories. Erythritol has been scientifically studied for decades resulting in the World Health Organization... Read More
No, Splenda Monk Fruit products do not contain sucralose. Splenda products found in the traditional yellow packets or pouches are made from sucralose.
The FDA has recognized that monk fruit is safe and allowed for use as ingredients in sweeteners and in foods and beverages.
The carbohydrate comes from erythritol, a sugar alcohol that is absorbed by the body, but not metabolized. Each gram of erythritol has 0 calories.
The National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine recommends daily dietary fiber intakes of 21-38 grams per day based on age and gender.
How much fiber is recommended for women ?
Women age 50 or younger: 25 grams daily
Women age 51 or older: 21 grams daily
How much fiber is recommended for... Read More
Soluble fiber
This type of fiber dissolves in water to form a gel-like material.
It can help lower blood cholesterol and glucose levels.
Soluble fiber is found in oats, peas, beans, apples, citrus fruits, carrots, barley and psyllium.
Soluble fibers help slow digestion. Research shows that soluble fiber may help lower... Read More
Splenda with Fiber is formulated with a soluble fiber derived from corn. This means that the fiber will dissolve in liquids and will not significantly affect the thickness of the liquid.
The carbohydrate in Splenda Baking Blends comes from the sugar or brown sugar that is blended with sucralose to create each product.
Yes. The sugar in Splenda Baking Blend products allows for caramelization effects, which means that baked goods will have the familiar golden-brown color.
Over half of the sweetness of Splenda Baking Blend products comes from sugar and the rest is from sucralose.
There is not an equal amount of sugar or brown sugar-to-sucralose because sucralose is 600 times sweeter than sugar. There is approximately 9mg of sucralose per 1 teaspoon of Baking Blend products.
Splenda Brown Sugar Baking Blend contains brown sugar and sucralose.
Splenda Sugar Baking Blend contains sugar and sucralose.
No, Splenda Coffee Creamers should not be frozen before or after opening.
No, there is no saturated fat in Splenda Coffee Creamers.
Sunflower oil (mid-oleic sunflower oil) would contribute fat per serving.
Splenda Coffee Creamers are sweetened with Splenda sucralose, erythritol, and acesulfame-K.
Splenda Creamers are sugar free, flavored coffee creamers that are sweetened with Splenda Brand Sweetener (sucralose) and deliver the coffeehouse flavors that you love, with only 15 calories and 1g carbohydrate per 1 Tablespoon serving.
32oz Splenda Coffee Creamers are available in three delicious flavors - Sweet Cream, French Vanilla and Hazelnut, while Creamer Cups... Read More
We suggest using Splenda Liquid to sweeten things like beverages, smoothies, sauces, salad dressings or other food items, where the main role of sugar is to just provide sweetness.
Splenda Liquid Sweetener can be used to sweeten foods that are heated, however, it's not always suitable for some recipes that need sugar for volume, browning or other functional characteristics.
Find some of our favorite recipes using Splenda Liquid here.
One squeeze (1/16 teaspoon or 0.25 mL) of Splenda Liquid Sweetener contains less than 0.5 mg of potassium.
No, Splenda Liquid should not be frozen before or after opening.
Splenda Liquid Sweetener provides sweetness with zero calories and zero carbs. Just one squeeze sweetens like one teaspoon of sugar, making it handy to use at home or on the go.
The carbohydrate comes from erythritol, a sugar alcohol that is absorbed by the body, but not metabolized. Each gram of erythritol has 0 calories.
The FDA has recognized that many stevia leaf extracts, including the high-purity extracts used in Splenda® Stevia, are safe and allowed for use as ingredients in sweeteners and in foods and beverages.
No, Splenda Stevia products do not contain sucralose. Splenda products found in the traditional yellow packets or pouches are made from sucralose.
Splenda® Stevia has zero calories, no added flavors, no added colors, and no artificial ingredients.
Many natural sweeteners are made with a stevia extract called Rebaudioside A (Reb A) which can have a bitter aftertaste. By using primarily Reb D, Splenda® Stevia is the best tasting Stevia sweetener.
Unlike most sugar alcohols, erythritol is largely not digested so GI side effects are not expected.
Since stevia is over 200-350 times sweeter than sugar, only a small amount of Stevia is needed to produce the sweetness of sugar. Erythritol provides volume and texture, making Splenda Stevia easier to use.
Learn more about erythritol by reading the International Food Information Council's overview here.
Stevia leaf extract is a component of the leaves of the stevia plant. Stevia plant leaves are harvested, dried, and then steeped in water. This liquid is processed to allow the intense sweetening components to be isolated, purified, and dried.
Learn more about stevia by reading the International Food Information Council's overview here.
Splenda Stevia Sweetener gets its unique sweetness from the stevia leaf - specifically, Rebaudioside D (Reb D), a better tasting stevia leaf extract. Until now you may have only tasted sweeteners made with a stevia extract called Reb A, which can have a bitter aftertaste.
Splenda Stevia is a great-tasting, plant based sweetener that’s made from a plant. Stevia is 200-350 times sweeter than sugar.
Since sucralose is over 600 times sweeter than sugar, only a small amount is needed to produce the sweetness of sugar. Maltodextrin and dextrose provide volume and texture, making Splenda easier to use.
Splenda Original:
Splenda contains zero calories and 1 gram or less of carbohydrate per serving (depending on product), which can... Read More
Heartland Food Products Group manufactures Splenda Brand Sweeteners, Splenda Coffee Creamers, Splenda Premium Sweet Tea, and Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes. To learn about other products made with Splenda Brand sucralose, but not manufactured by Heartland Food Products Group, please contact the toll-free Tate and Lyle customer service phone line at 1-866-772-7367.
To view studies or to learn more about the science of sweeteners, please visit our healthcare professional web page located here.
No, sucralose and Splenda have never banned in the US. In years’ past there has been confusion in the media about saccharin, which is traditionally found in the pink packets; however, we can assure you that this sweetener and others are safe. Learn more about the safety of sucralose here.
No. Around the world, sucralose has been confirmed safe. It is approved for use in over 80 countries, is used to sweeten over 4,000 food and beverage products and provides sweetness in some medicines and medical foods.
Additionally, in 2019, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) shared that sucralose safety tests have indicated... Read More
Splenda Sweetener is safe and has been used by millions of people around the world since 1991. The FDA reviewed over 110 scientific studies before approving the use of sucralose. Health associations across the globe including the FDA, World Health Organization, European Food Safety Authority, and Health Canada have concluded sucralose is safe to use.
The body does not recognize sucralose as sugar or carbohydrate, so the small amount that is absorbed not broken down for energy in the body and contributes zero calories.
The Original Splenda Brand Sweetener is made from sucralose, a zero-calorie, high intensity sweetener that is 600 times sweeter than sugar.
Learn more about sucralose by reading the International Food Information Council's overview here.
Splenda Baking Blends contain sugar.
We are not aware of any concerns for health with animals that could accidentally ingest a Splenda Product. Please check with your veterinarian if you have concerns.
Pet owners do have to be considerate of foods containing xylitol, a sweetening ingredient NOT found in Splenda Brand products (as of 9/16/20).
Splenda Brand Products sold in the United States are manufactured in Indianapolis, IN. In addition, the ingredients found in Splenda Original packets and pouches, best identified by their yellow packaging, are sourced from American-grown agricultural products.
One exception are the Splenda Minis, which are made in Italy.
Please refer to the recyclability number found on the bottom of Splenda Liquid, Splenda Coffee Creamer, Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes, and Splenda Brand Sweetener jar products to see if these items are recyclable in your area. The plastic sleeves on each of these products can be removed and recycled.
Splenda Original and Splenda Stevia packets... Read More
Yes, Splenda Brand Sweeteners can be used to sweeten alcoholic beverages.
We’ve created a recipe for powdered sugar using our Splenda Granulated Bag and cornstarch. Use this recipe in place of powdered sugar for garnishing cakes and pastries. It is not recommended to substitute directly in a recipe when called for as an ingredient. Click here for the recipe.
Corn syrup helps to provide sweet taste, thickness and – in baked goods – a browning effect. Most Splenda Brand Sweeteners can only provide sweetness that corn syrup offers. Splenda Allulose will thicken and brown when heat is applied, which makes it a great option.
If you prefer to use another Splenda Brand Sweetener... Read More
Yes, Splenda Brand Sweeteners can be used to make or replace simple syrups. For easy replacement, use Splenda Liquid Sweetener products in place of simple syrup in drink recipes. You can also make your own simple syrups using Splenda Brand Sweeteners - try one of these recipes to get started!
Each granule of Splenda Original Sweetener is shaped like a small ball with a hollow center. When granules hit the liquid, they dissolve, and the air is released which may cause a fizzing effect.
Splenda Brand Sweeteners contain zero calories and have no blood sugar impact. They can also help decrease unwanted calories from added sugars without sacrificing taste. Learn more here.
Splenda Brand Sweeteners can help decrease unwanted calories from added sugars without sacrificing taste. Including Splenda in healthier lifestyle choices including exercise and balanced food intake can help you achieve your health goals.
For Example, by using Splenda to sweeten your morning coffee, you could save over 200 calories each week*. Most adults drink (3)... Read More
Yes, Splenda Brand Sweetener Products can be used safely by everyone. Learn more here.
One exception is our Splenda Stevia Liquid w/Caffeine which, due to its caffeine content, may not be suitable for children or individuals avoiding caffeine. It has 20mg caffeine per serving.
Yes, Splenda Brand Sweetener Products, can be used safely by everyone.
One exception is our Splenda Stevia Liquid w/Caffeine which, due to its caffeine content, may not be suitable for children or individuals avoiding caffeine. It has 20mg caffeine per serving.
Yes, Splenda Sweetener Products, can be used safely by everyone.
One exception is our Splenda Stevia Liquid with Caffeine which, due to its caffeine content, may not be suitable for children or individuals avoiding caffeine. It has 20mg caffeine per serving.
Splenda Brand Sweetener products have significantly less potential to cause cavities than sugar.
NOTE: Splenda Sugar Baking Blend contains sugar and Splenda Brown Sugar Baking Blend contain brown sugar, in addition to sucralose.
There is not current research supporting the claim that low and zero calorie sweeteners, such as Splenda, cause migraines or headaches.
There are no known side effects, including stomach issues, linked to Splenda Brand Sweeteners.
No, Splenda Brand Sweeteners do not contain formaldehyde.
No. Splenda Brand Sweeteners do not contain phenylalanine, an amino acid found in the sweetener aspartame.
Phenylalanine is an essential amino acid found in protein sources such as meat, fish, eggs, and dairy product. Persons with a very rare disease called phenylketonuria (PKU) are born with the decreased ability to process the amino acid phenylalanine... Read More
No, Splenda Brand Sweeteners do not contain saccharin. Saccharin is another no-calorie sweetener traditionally found in the pink packets.
No, Splenda Brand Sweeteners do not contain aspartame. Aspartame is another no-calorie sweetener traditionally found in the blue packets.
No, Splenda Brand Sweeteners do not contain DDT or any other chemical pesticide.
No. Recent studies have shown that enjoying sweet-tasting products could in fact decrease the want for additional sweets while also adding variety and flavor to foods and beverages, helping people manage weight, reduce intake of calories from added sugars, and manage blood sugar levels.
Learn more about sweet taste and recent studies by reading the... Read More
No. A thorough review in 2018 found no evidence of any negative effects on gut health from the use of sweeteners like Splenda Brand Sweetener products.
Splenda® Diabetes Care Shakes deliver balanced nutrition with no added sugar2,3,4,5. A balance of high-quality protein, slow-digesting carbohydrates, good-for-you-fats can help manage blood sugar and help reduce blood sugar spikes.
REFERENCES 2 Not a low calorie food.; 3 Elia, M., et al. (2005). Enteral Nutritional Support and Use of Diabetes-Specific Formulas for Patients With Diabetes.... Read More
Per US labeling guidelines, any sweetener product produced after January 1, 2020 has a serving size that provides the same sweetness as 2 teaspoons of sugar.
Please see individual product listing pages for more information about serving sizes or click here to learn more about a specific product.
Splenda Stevia packets, granulated pouches, and jar as well as Splenda Monk Fruit granulated pouches and jar are made with non-GMO ingredients.
Yes, most Splenda Brand products are Halal Certified by the Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America (IFANCA). Exceptions include: Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes and Splenda Minis; Splenda Monk Fruit and Splenda Allulose products are currently pending certification.
Yes, most Splenda Brand Sweetener products are Kosher Parve. Exceptions include Splenda Coffee Creamers and Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes which are Kosher Dairy. No Splenda Brand Sweetener products are designated as Kosher for Passover.
The following Splenda Brand Sweetener products are keto-friendly and contain 0g net carbs per serving:
Splenda Stevia packets and jar
Splenda Liquid (Sucralose, Stevia, Monk Fruit)
Splenda Monk Fruit granulated pouches and jar
Splenda Allulose granulated pouches and jar
Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes contain 2.5-3.5g of net carbs per bottle... Read More
Most Splenda Brand products are made without animal or animal by-products. Exceptions include: Splenda Coffee Creamers, Splenda Brown Sugar Blend, Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes, and Splenda Minis.
Yes, Splenda Brand products are vegetarian.
Splenda Fiber packets and jar contain corn.
The corn-derived ingredients in Splenda Original packets and granulated pouches come from the starch fraction of corn and are highly purified ingredients, resulting in an end product that would not be expected to contain considerable amount of corn protein. However, we can’t guarantee that there are not... Read More
No, Splenda Brand products do not contain shellfish.
No, Splenda Brand products do not contain fish.
No, Splenda Brand products do not contain tree nuts.
The hazelnut flavor used in Splenda Coffee Creamers does not actually contain any hazelnut or other nut derivatives.
No, Splenda Brand products do not contain peanuts.
No, Splenda Brand Sweetener products do not contain soybean.
No, Splenda Brand products do not contain egg.
Yes, all Splenda Brand products are suitable for persons with lactose intolerance – even those with milk-derived ingredients (Splenda Coffee Creamer & Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes).
While suitable for persons with lactose intolerance, persons with milk allergies should avoid these two products.
Only Splenda Coffee Creamers and Splenda Diabetes Care Shakes contain milk-derived ingredients. While suitable for persons with lactose intolerance, persons with milk allergies should avoid these two products.
No, Splenda Brand Sweetener products do not contain wheat.
We do not test our finished products for the presence of gluten; however, there are no gluten containing, grain-based ingredients derived from wheat, rye, or barley, nor any ingredients derived from oats, used to produce Splenda Brand Products.
No, the Splenda logo on all food products indicates only that the product contains a Splenda Brand Sweetener. If you are interested in the contents of the product, please check the ingredient listing on the label.
Learn more about all of our products here.