Stur safety review
Edison, New Jersey (Dyla LLC's stated corporate headquarters, per its 2021 privacy policy); parent Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. lists its principal executive offices in Frisco, Texas · Part of Dyla LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.
Our verdict
AcceptableStur is a stevia-sweetened liquid water enhancer, and its no-dye claim holds on every panel we read. On 2026-10-12, each of the nine liquid flavors we checked on Stur's own site, and the ingredient statement on the Amazon pack we link, declares its color as vegetable juice or fruit and vegetable juice, with no FD&C color listed. Note what that declaration does and does not say: it names the kind of color, not the vegetable. The company's ingredients page gives beets as the example for red. The grade is acceptable because every claim here — no artificial colors, non-GMO, gluten-free — is the company's own; we found Stur on neither the Non-GMO Project's register nor GFCO's when we read them on 2026-10-12. One fact the brand's site does not tell you: Stur's maker, Dyla LLC, has been wholly owned by Keurig Dr Pepper since June 2, 2025. We found no recall under Stur or Dyla in openFDA or CPSC, no California Proposition 65 notice naming either, and no product-safety or labeling case about a Stur product on a federal docket, as of 2026-10-12.
- Best for
- Families who want a squeeze-bottle flavor without sucralose, aspartame or a numbered dye, and are fine with stevia.
- Skip if
- Your kids dislike the taste of stevia — every flavored Stur liquid we read is sweetened with stevia leaf extract, so there is no sugar-sweetened or unsweetened flavor to fall back on.
Reviewed by Dan Golden · October 2026
Company facts
- What they make
- drink mix, water enhancer, food dyes
- Where it's made
- Stur is made by Dyla LLC, which does business as Dyla Brands; the Amazon listing for the pack we link names Dyla LLC as manufacturer and sturdrinks.com is owned and operated by Dyla LLC. Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. completed its acquisition of Dyla on June 2, 2025, for aggregate consideration of $98 million, having previously held an ownership interest it accounted for as an equity-method investment, and its SEC filings describe Dyla LLC as a wholly owned subsidiary. The brand's own site has not caught up: it still describes "a family-run company" and its footer and privacy policy are dated 2021-2022. Dyla does not say where Stur is bottled.
The company behind Dyla LLC (d/b/a Dyla Brands, Stur)
- Headquarters
- Edison, New Jersey (Dyla's own privacy policy, last revised 12 Nov 2021; not re-confirmed since the acquisition)
- Ownership
- Subsidiary
Parent company sets the ceiling on policy.
Safety breakdown
We found no FDA enforcement record with Dyla, Dyla LLC, Dyla Brands or Stur as the recalling firm, and none naming Stur or Dyla in a product description, in openFDA food and drug enforcement as of 2026-10-12. A CPSC search for "Stur" returns only substring matches on unrelated firms (Sturm, Ruger; Vesture; HealthPostures); none is this brand, and we found no CPSC record for Dyla. We found no notice under California's Proposition 65, the state's warning-label law, naming Stur or Dyla as of the same date; the results a search for "Dyla" returns all name Dylan's Candybar, an unrelated company. The parent's record is separate and should not be read as Stur's: openFDA holds six food enforcement events with Keurig Dr Pepper as recalling firm since 2020, all Class II and all terminated, the latest initiated 2025-12-06 on McCafe decaf coffee pods, and none names a Stur or Dyla product. No third-party certification was found on a certifier's register: Stur is listed by neither the Non-GMO Project nor GFCO, and the kosher certification the company cites for its liquids was not checked. One consumer case names Stur's maker, and it concerned a different product: Williamson v. Dyla LLC (S.D.N.Y. 1:22-cv-00402, filed 2022-01-16) was a labeling class action over a Snapple-brand diet peach tea drink mix that Dyla makes, which the plaintiff voluntarily dismissed with prejudice on 2022-02-10, before Dyla answered. The other federal dockets naming Dyla LLC are not product matters: two Americans with Disabilities Act suits (Rodriguez, E.D.N.Y. 1:21-cv-06174, 2021; Young, S.D.N.Y. 1:24-cv-07199, 2024), a patent suit (Soluble Technologies Group, D. Del. 1:23-cv-00984, 2023 to 2025) and a trademark suit (Monster Energy, C.D. Cal. 5:19-cv-00542, 2019), all closed.
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We found no FDA enforcement record with Dyla, Dyla LLC, Dyla Brands or Stur as the recalling firm, and none naming Stur or Dyla in a product description, in openFDA food and drug enforcement as of 2026-10-12. A CPSC search for "Stur" returns only substring matches on unrelated firms (Sturm, Ruger; Vesture; HealthPostures); none is this brand, and we found no CPSC record for Dyla. We found no notice under California's Proposition 65, the state's warning-label law, naming Stur or Dyla as of the same date; the results a search for "Dyla" returns all name Dylan's Candybar, an unrelated company. The parent's record is separate and should not be read as Stur's: openFDA holds six food enforcement events with Keurig Dr Pepper as recalling firm since 2020, all Class II and all terminated, the latest initiated 2025-12-06 on McCafe decaf coffee pods, and none names a Stur or Dyla product. No third-party certification was found on a certifier's register: Stur is listed by neither the Non-GMO Project nor GFCO, and the kosher certification the company cites for its liquids was not checked. One consumer case names Stur's maker, and it concerned a different product: Williamson v. Dyla LLC (S.D.N.Y. 1:22-cv-00402, filed 2022-01-16) was a labeling class action over a Snapple-brand diet peach tea drink mix that Dyla makes, which the plaintiff voluntarily dismissed with prejudice on 2022-02-10, before Dyla answered. The other federal dockets naming Dyla LLC are not product matters: two Americans with Disabilities Act suits (Rodriguez, E.D.N.Y. 1:21-cv-06174, 2021; Young, S.D.N.Y. 1:24-cv-07199, 2024), a patent suit (Soluble Technologies Group, D. Del. 1:23-cv-00984, 2023 to 2025) and a trademark suit (Monster Energy, C.D. Cal. 5:19-cv-00542, 2019), all closed.
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Stur products we track
Stur Liquid Water Enhancer | Classic Variety Pack | Naturally Sweetened | High in Vitamin C & Antioxidants | Sugar Free | Zero Calories | Keto | Vegan | 5 Bottles, Makes 120 Drinks
Recall history
No recalls found. We checked CPSC and FDA recall databases as of October 14, 2026 and found no recalls for this brand. Recall databases update continuously — if you own a recalled product, the official notice is always the source to follow.