Bottled sodas are packaged in plastic, glass, and aluminum containers.
Common serving sizes include single‑serve bottles or cans (around 12 fl oz and 20 fl oz), larger bottles such as 2 L (listed as 67.6 fl oz), and multi‑bottle pack totals—for example a 4‑pack totaling about 48 fl oz.
Some sodas list 0% juice, while others contain about 5% juice.
A diet option is listed with zero calories. Other sodas list sugar amounts typically in the 2–5 gram range per 12 fl oz serving (one example lists 4 g per 12 fl oz).
Product details use two carbonation labels: “Carbonated” and “Sparkling.”
Descriptions commonly include dietary labels such as gluten‑free (sometimes certified), vegan/dairy‑free, Non‑GMO, and diet‑friendly tags like Paleo‑Friendly and Keto‑Friendly; some items also call out functional ingredients such as prebiotics and added fiber.
Most bottled options are sold as single‑serve bottles (package quantity listed as 1), and there is at least one glass‑bottle option offered as a 4‑pack.
Descriptions mention sweeteners and ingredient notes such as cane sugar, real fruit juice, and blends like organic stevia plus organic cane sugar; some explicitly state they contain no high‑fructose corn syrup and avoid artificial sweeteners and flavors.
Some descriptions highlight digestive‑supporting ingredients—prebiotics, probiotics, postbiotics, and added plant fiber—stating they help support digestive or microbiome health.
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