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Bowel Prep

I am having surgery on 8/1/2018. My surgeon requires a 2 day bowel prep before surgery.

They stated that I can have sugar free koolaid, or crystal light. I was comparing packets and the cheap kool aid packets (.25 each) have 0 calories, carbs or anything else.

Am I able to add Stevia to that instead of getting the "sugar free" koolaid that has other artificial sweeteners in it

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I don’t see why not
1 hour ago, SRP1985 said:

I am having surgery on 8/1/2018. My surgeon requires a 2 day bowel prep before surgery.

They stated that I can have sugar free koolaid, or crystal light. I was comparing packets and the cheap kool aid packets (.25 each) have 0 calories, carbs or anything else.

Am I able to add Stevia to that instead of getting the "sugar free" koolaid that has other artificial sweeteners in it

Might want to taste test that sugar free koolaid first before adding anything to it. Just to be safe.

Most sugar free koolaids are sweetened . If you are just fretting the regular packets and sweetening them yourself with stevia you will be fine
*getting and by sweetened I mean artificially
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Yes just the regular packets of Kool aid
Not the sugar free ones
You should be fine

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