My husband is Diabetic and loves the "Zero" sugar free products. These have been on sale for a couple of weeks, so we buy them frequently. When they go off sale, we'll start watching the major stores (i.e. Safeway) for their specials. Especially buy 2 get 3 free) again.

I was a staunch Coke zero person all my life until one day Pepsi was on a good sale and I thought let me try this Pepsi Max version, and now, it's the only thing I buy. Coke Zero taste flat in comparison. Pepsi Max has something special, it's a little bit... spicy is not the right word, but it also IS the right word. It's got a flavor about it that makes it be cravable for me. The carbonation is also a lot better than Coke. diet Pepsi is disgusting, it tastes like chemicals and the worst diet flavor you could ever imagine except that diet Coke is even worse, but Max is delightful. I never thought I would say Pepsi is superior to Coke but here I am.

I only drink 1 a day with my dinner it's my treat and it helped me along with flavored zero waters to lower my A1C yep but the governor of Oklahoma has decided to take away the snap benefit on the EBT side and make me pay cash from my bills side of a fixed income really thanks

I have been a Pepsi drinker since I was a kid, and I never once liked Diet Pepsi. Fast forward almost 50 years later and wife says "NO MORE SUGAR" I tried all the diets and they sucked, I cant stand the after taste, then she said to try the new Pepsi zero. No after taste and sweet, I have been hooked on it now for over a year, and I can now drink diet with no issues so they must've fixed that also. Thank You Pepsi for making a great soda that this old guy can still enjoy. In the winter I can go through about a 6 pack easily per day, and summer easily over a 12 pack. Now if I can just get it on sale all the time like it is here once in a while. That 8.98 is nice. But Walmart does drop it to 10 some times and that's good enough for me also and with free delivery its perfect. I have tried all the different varieties of Pepsi including Pepsi Clear, Pepsi Free, Cherry Pepsi, and still only prefer PEPSI! just plain ole PEPSI. If your like me and ya need to get off sugar then try PEPSI ZERO, you will never look back, I have drank a Pepsi or 2 sometimes and between that and the Zero, i cant tell the difference now.

When wife got diagnosed with cancer and started treatments then chemo, Pepsi zero is only thing she could taste that she liked. In last 8 months we are going thru 6-7 cases a month. Even water taste bad to her. So I try and catch on sale as much as possible! But over all super happy with product

the only thing I dislike about Pepsi is how much the price has inflated. it does not cost more to make it so how can anyone justify a more than $7 increase since 2024. There are hardly ever any coupons for it anymore, I am terrified of the direction this world is heading towards.

My doctor told me to lower my sugar intake so my niece, who is on a weight diet, drinks Pepsi Zero Sugar Cola. She has lost 24 pounds within a 6 month period. My niece suggested that I try Pepsi Zero Sugar Cola for my lower sugar intake. When I drink my first one, I had to wiggle my taste buds to get the flavor and sizzle going. After trying a 12 pack throughout a two week period, I really enjoy the soda. I am glad I got the liking for it and now I know I am intaking less total sugars.

If you’re craving a soda that has 0 sugar, and still gives you that feeling of drinking a soda with sugar this is that product! It’s a great pairing with tacos, burgers, or steak. There’s very few flaws with this product minus the ever growing price of soda nowadays.

Diet Pepsi drinker for many, many years but this one just tasted a little more well-rounded to me—and the little bit of extra caffeine doesn’t hurt! Wife still drinks Diet Pepsi for years—oh, we’ve grown apart! Just kidding. Just wish Pepsi would come back with the Pepsi zero mango—it was supposed to be a permanent new addition to their line up I read but it was only out, in my region at least (SW Ohio), for maybe 6 months(?). My mother’s region (32034) had it for slightly longer but then it disappeared too. I doubt Pepsi corporate has much say so re: local distributors but just in case they’re reading this: Please roll out the Pepsi Zero Mango again but really advertise it because everyone I had try it LOVED it and said they’d buy it themselves if available. Mango has been a real food/drink/ice cream explosion in the grocery aisle the last few years so I can’t help but think people would buy it if they only knew it was being stocked in their area. Believe me, I did a goodly amount of research on it—trying to get it from ANYONE—when my local Walmart and Kroger and my mama’s Publix stopped carrying it and it ALWAYS had higher star ratings than Diet Pepsi or even Pepsi Mango and all I could find were other crazed people like me trying to find it. Reddit had sub-Reddit’s on the mango flavor and no one could find it. What’s also interesting I thought is that the Pepsi Zero Mango seemed to consistently get better ratings than sugar-sweetened Pepsi Mango. Interesting. C’mon Pepsi, listen to those of us with diabetes, those of us dieting, those of us trying to avoid dental cavities and also those of us who know—for once—the daggum no-calorie option actually tasted BETTER than the full-calorie one—bring back Pepsi Zero Mango! We love it! And just in case you’re wondering, I submitted online requests to Pepsi.com three times, but alas, it went unheard. Give us another chance and: 1)advertise it more heavily in targeted areas (might I suggest you start with the Dayton, Oh area 😉) ;2)don’t merely give a generic coupon for any of your flavors—send a coupon for one or two FREE cans of Pepsi zero Mango (e.g. in Val-Paks) to homes where those of us over 30 are likely to reside (I know you’ve got the demographics); 3) other vendors put free samples of drinks, foods, etc in doctor offices (hey, so many of us are on weight-loss meds, or see an endocrinologist these days) that having been a health-care provider myself, I for one would’ve gladly put those out on a lobby-table for patients to try or not—along with a coupon for future use—so know your core audience and target them, and/or 4) set up demo’s at local supermarkets, warehouse clubs, food trucks, airports, etc—I personally would volunteer to sing your praises behind a demo table somewhere (with a properly-stocked cooler of course). So Pepsi, if at first you don’t succeed—you know the rest. You have a winner in your pocket with Pepsi Zero Mango—don’t squander a great idea and an even better taste!

Surprisingly good! I haven’t had Pepsi Zero Sugar in a while and I’m so glad I decided to try it again. The flavor is smooth and refreshing, very close to regular Pepsi, with no strong artificial aftertaste. Great carbonation and very satisfying for a zero sugar soda. The price is a bit high for everyday buying, but for an occasional splurge it’s definitely worth it. I’ll be keeping this in my rotation.