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Arizona Diet Iced Tea (No Carb) with Lemon Flavor

I just tried this yesterday and it was delicious. The bottle doesn't say whether or not it contains caffeine, my sister told me most teas do. I called the 800 number on the bottle and found out it DID contain caffeine (16mg per serving/2 servings per bottle). I am so disappointed. Has anyone tried this tea? Is it safe to say we should stay away?

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i wasn't told to stay away from caffeine, so i would double check with your surgeon's guidelines.

i like diet peach snapple - no carbs either, made w/green & black tea. will try the arizona kind, thanks!

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My surgeon said I should stay away from caffeine/coffee and sodas/anything carbonated. :biggrin:

My surgeon said I should stay away from caffeine/coffee and sodas/anything carbonated. :biggrin:

yikes - i can do away w/the carbonation, but i'm not so pretty w/out my daily dose of caffeine:)

Yeah, I have caffeine every day, too. An iced coffee every morning. It's my new vice since I can't have sodas anymore. No problems here - my doc didn't say no caffeine.

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