Are there any NON carbonated bottled drinks?

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I'm just way too sick to continue searching! Have an ulcer that is causing some real nastiness and I've been told to not continue drinking carbonated beverages. I can't find anything *not* carbonated that is bottled. Surely I'm in a "mental fog" and just not seeing things that are available. :confused: I'm having to make a car trip tomorrow and really need the beverages to be bottled for convenience.
 
You can buy MinuteMaid lemonade in 16 oz. bottles; it's not carbonated. There are also all those Snapple drinks.
 
Poweraid, Gatorade, Vitamin Waters (I don't think are carbonated) or just plain old water.
 

I'm just way too sick to continue searching! Have an ulcer that is causing some real nastiness and I've been told to not continue drinking carbonated beverages. I can't find anything *not* carbonated that is bottled. Surely I'm in a "mental fog" and just not seeing things that are available. :confused: I'm having to make a car trip tomorrow and really need the beverages to be bottled for convenience.

Bottled water (non-flavored/flavored). If you need flavor, they have packets you can get for the bottles, too.

Snapple -- many flavors

Arizona Iced Tea -- I like the green tea with ginseng

Vitamin Water, Propel, Gatorade, Powerade

You can get bottled juices, too -- apple, orange, grapefruit, cranberry

V8, Lemonade

Hope this gets you started -- have a good trip.
 
Wow....am I out of the loop! :eek: Years of drinking nothing but diet coke has made me "drink ignorant"!

I searched online for the flavored waters and I kept seeing the word "carbonated" over and over. Not to worry...you people have armed me with all I need to know. :thumbsup2 Very appreciative!!!
 
Aquafina Flavor Splash is my favorite:

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Flavored waters might be your best bet if you have an ulcer. i find that the bottled teas and lemonades bother mine almost as much as carbonated beverages. Of course nothing is quite as bad as Diet Coke - I really do miss that!
 
Water, lemonade, limeade, iced tea, Snapple, Gatorade, Vitamin Water, Fuze, Yoo-Hoo, flavoured water, Powerade, bottled juice...
 
Flavored waters might be your best bet if you have an ulcer. i find that the bottled teas and lemonades bother mine almost as much as carbonated beverages. Of course nothing is quite as bad as Diet Coke - I really do miss that!

I agree. Fruit juices, bottled teas can be just as acidic as sodas. In fact, bottle fruit juices bother me WAY more than a carbonated soda. These types of drinks will be bad for an ulcer.

I would stick with water/flavored waters and anything else that is non-acidic.
 
I drink the Sobe and Vitamin Water Zero calorie drinks like crazy. You can usually pick them up for a dollar each at Walmart and Target. Costco has 12 packs for $10 too.
 
simply lemonade, simply limeade, simply orange juice.
They are in the refrige section with oj. small to-go tyoe bottles are around $1.15.
 
You want to avoid caffine not just carbination.

Denise in MI
 
I'm just way too sick to continue searching! Have an ulcer that is causing some real nastiness and I've been told to not continue drinking carbonated beverages. I can't find anything *not* carbonated that is bottled. Surely I'm in a "mental fog" and just not seeing things that are available. :confused: I'm having to make a car trip tomorrow and really need the beverages to be bottled for convenience.

my personal favorite: Starbucks Frappachino

Also: all kinds of juices, lemonade, iced teas, bottled water, vitamin waters, gatorade, energy drinks (I've never tried those, they might actually be carbonated, but I don't think so). Oh, and my kids love YooHoo, it's chocolate milk-ish but not really milk.
 












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