Quick answer: More Zerup price in the UAE depends on where you buy it—import listings we saw on Amazon.ae in October 2026 ranged from about AED 33 to AED 62 per 65 ml bottle, making the cost per litre roughly AED 3.30–7.75 depending on the flavour, the seller and how many litres you get from the bottle. That is well above the German retail price (around EUR 6–7) because of import margins and shipping. ZERUP by LUVA, a UAE brand from Dubai, is priced at AED 19 per bottle (about AED 2.40 per litre) or three bottles for AED 49 (about AED 2.04 per litre).
Price is the most common complaint about More Zerup even in Germany, where a 65 ml bottle costs around EUR 6–7 in the brand's own online shop. One Reddit user in Germany wrote: "6 euros is too much for 65 ml; I feel I mainly pay for the marketing". In the UAE, where More Nutrition products arrive mainly through import and marketplace sellers, the price per bottle—and per litre—can be significantly higher.
More Zerup price on Amazon.ae and import listings
More Zerup is not a standard shelf product in UAE supermarkets or drugstores as far as we saw in October 2026. Instead, you will find it on Amazon.ae (often labelled "ships from abroad" or sold by third-party importers) and on a handful of online import sites.
We checked several Amazon.ae listings in October 2026. A single 65 ml bottle of More Zerup Pink Grapefruit was listed at about AED 33, while Peach Iced Tea was about AED 62. Prices vary by flavour, seller and stock, and they change. Delivery can take several days to a few weeks for global-shipping listings.
According to More Nutrition's German website, checked October 2026, Zerup is listed at around EUR 6–7 per 65 ml bottle, and the brand says one bottle makes about 10–12 litres at the recommended mix (about 3.2 ml syrup per 500 ml water). In practice, not everyone gets that much: a Monsters & Critics tester wrote "the squirt you need for a litre of water was bigger than I expected. The 65 ml go quickly, especially in summer," and an Amazon reviewer said the flavour "tastes very weak with the recommended amount."

ZERUP by LUVA: 10 sugar-free flavours
Syrup for cold still or sparkling water · 65 ml makes 8+ litres · AED 19, any 3 for AED 49
What you pay per litre: the real cost breakdown
The price per bottle means little without knowing how many litres you actually get. Here is a comparison table using the prices and yields we saw in October 2026. (Prices change; these are examples to show the method.)
| Product | Price per bottle (AED) | Litres per bottle | Price per litre (AED) | Price per 500 ml glass (AED) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| More Zerup (import, lower end) | ~33 | 10 (brand claim) | ~3.30 | ~1.65 |
| More Zerup (import, lower end) | ~33 | 8 (conservative) | ~4.10 | ~2.05 |
| More Zerup (import, higher end) | ~62 | 10 (brand claim) | ~6.20 | ~3.10 |
| More Zerup (import, higher end) | ~62 | 8 (conservative) | ~7.75 | ~3.88 |
| ZERUP by LUVA (single bottle) | 19 | 8+ | ~2.40 | ~1.20 |
| ZERUP by LUVA (3 for AED 49) | 16.33 each | 8+ | ~2.04 | ~1.02 |
At the lower import price (AED 33), More Zerup works out to about AED 3.30 per litre if you get the full 10 litres, or about AED 4.10 per litre if you get closer to 8 litres. At the higher end we saw (AED 62), the cost jumps to about AED 6.20–7.75 per litre. A single 500 ml glass of flavoured water would cost you roughly AED 1.65–3.88 depending on the bottle price and your dosing.
For context, a typical 500 ml regular cola contains about 53 g of sugar and 210 kcal, and sweetened drinks in the UAE carry an excise tax. Sugar-free syrups let you skip the sugar and the tax, but the per-litre cost still matters if you drink several glasses a day.
More Zerup price in Germany (for context)
According to More Nutrition's German website, checked October 2026, Zerup is sold for around EUR 6–7 per 65 ml bottle, and the syrup is also stocked in many drugstores and some supermarkets at similar prices. German customers still complain about the price—on Reddit and in Amazon.de reviews, "too expensive for 65 ml" is by far the most frequent criticism—but it is lower than the UAE import price.
The higher UAE price is not More Nutrition's fault; it reflects import costs, shipping, customs duties and the seller's margin. If you are a German expat in Dubai or Abu Dhabi used to paying EUR 6–7, seeing AED 50 or 60 for the same bottle can be a shock.
More Nutrition and Zerup are trademarks of their respective owner in Germany and the EU. In the UAE, ZERUP is a registered trademark of LUVA Nutrition. LUVA Nutrition is not affiliated with, endorsed by or a distributor of More Nutrition. Review quotes are from public reviews we read in October 2026, translated where needed, and reflect individual opinions.
ZERUP by LUVA: a UAE alternative with transparent pricing
ZERUP by LUVA is a sugar-free drink syrup from a UAE brand from Dubai. One 65 ml bottle costs AED 19, and you can mix and match any three bottles for AED 49 (you save AED 8; the discount applies automatically in your cart). That works out to about AED 2.40 per litre for a single bottle, or about AED 2.04 per litre with the three-bottle offer—roughly AED 1.02–1.20 per 500 ml glass.
ZERUP's recommended mix is about 4 ml per 500 ml of water (a short squeeze from the bottle, a little less than a teaspoon), so one bottle makes about 8+ litres or roughly 16 glasses of 500 ml. The slightly stronger dosing compared to More Zerup's recommended 3.2 ml per 500 ml means you can expect a fuller flavour at the standard mix, but fewer litres per bottle. LUVA states the 8+ litre yield clearly on every product page and in every guide, so there are no surprises.

LUVA Starter Bundle
All 10 ZERUP flavours + both Creatine Gummies tins · AED 382.20 instead of AED 588
ZERUP by LUVA comes in ten core flavours: Peach Iced Tea, Lemon Iced Tea, Mango, Blackberry, Green Apple, Blue Raspberry, Dragonfruit Passionfruit, Orange, Cola Orange and First Heaven (an energy-drink-style taste, but caffeine-free). All flavours are halal certified, contain almost no calories (about 2–3 kcal per 100 ml prepared drink) and are sweetened with acesulfame K and sucralose (no aspartame). You can see the full range here.
LUVA delivers to all seven Emirates within 12 hours, and delivery is free on orders over AED 200. The website is available in English, German and Arabic. ZERUP by LUVA launches on 5 November 2026; you can order from that date.
If you want to try both the syrups and LUVA's creatine gummies, the Starter Bundle includes all ten ZERUP flavours plus both tins of creatine gummies (raspberry and strawberry) for AED 382.20 instead of AED 588—a 35% saving.
How to pay less per litre (whichever syrup you choose)
Compare price per litre, not per bottle. Divide the bottle price by the number of litres you realistically expect to make. If one syrup costs AED 30 and makes 10 litres, and another costs AED 20 and makes 8 litres, the first is AED 3.00 per litre and the second is AED 2.50 per litre—the cheaper bottle wins.
Dose a little lighter if you are happy with the taste. Many people find a slightly lighter mix works well, especially in ice-cold or sparkling water. Cutting your dose from 4 ml to 3.5 ml per glass stretches a 65 ml bottle from 16 glasses to about 18, saving you roughly 10% per litre. (Do not go so light that the drink tastes like nothing—you will just add more and waste syrup.)
Buy bundles or multipacks when the per-bottle price drops. LUVA's three-for-AED-49 offer saves you about 15% per litre compared to buying single bottles. Some import sellers on Amazon.ae list multipacks of More Zerup, but check the total price and delivery time carefully.
Check reviews for real yield. If many buyers say "the bottle ran out after 6 litres," factor that into your calculation. A AED 30 bottle that makes 6 litres costs AED 5.00 per litre, not AED 3.00.
Is the import price worth it?
That depends on how much you value a specific flavour and how quickly you need it. If you love a limited-edition More Zerup flavour that is not available anywhere else and you do not mind paying AED 50–60 and waiting a week or two, the import price may be worth it to you.
For everyday hydration—drinking two or three 500 ml glasses a day in Dubai's heat—the cost adds up fast. At AED 6 per litre, 3 litres a day (six glasses) costs AED 18 a day or about AED 540 a month. At AED 2 per litre, the same 3 litres cost AED 6 a day or about AED 180 a month. Over a year, the difference is several thousand dirhams.
Many people in the UAE struggle to drink enough water because plain water tastes boring to them, especially after years of sugary drinks. A syrup that costs AED 2–3 per litre and arrives within 12 hours is easier to stick with than one that costs AED 6–7 and takes two weeks to ship. Consistency matters more than the perfect flavour if your goal is simply to drink more water in Dubai's climate.
Why is More Zerup more expensive in the UAE?
We did not find an official UAE distributor or retail presence for More Nutrition in October 2026, so the bottles you find here are imported by third-party sellers or shipped from abroad. Every step—international shipping, customs clearance, the seller's margin—adds to the price.
Import duties and 5% VAT apply to most goods. Shipping a small bottle across continents is not cheap, and sellers price in the risk of slow-moving stock. The result is that a EUR 6 bottle in Germany can easily become a AED 50–60 bottle in Dubai.
The German price is lower because the product is widely distributed there, sold in high volumes and stocked in hundreds of stores.
Comparing apples to apples: dose and yield
According to More Nutrition's German website, checked October 2026, the brand recommends mixing about 1 part syrup to 154 parts water—roughly 3.2 ml per 500 ml or 6.4 ml per litre—and says one 65 ml bottle makes about 10–12 litres. ZERUP by LUVA recommends about 4 ml per 500 ml (8 ml per litre), so one bottle makes about 8+ litres at the standard mix.
The stronger standard dose means you can expect a fuller flavour in ice-cold water (which is how most people in Dubai drink it), but you get fewer litres per bottle. If you prefer a lighter taste, you can use 3–3.5 ml per glass and stretch the bottle further; if you want it stronger, use 5 ml. You control the intensity and the yield.
Some More Zerup reviewers on Amazon.de say the flavour is too weak at the recommended dose and they have to use more, which cuts the yield. One wrote: "Flavour could be a bit stronger. If you use more to get flavour, it becomes too sweet." Another said: "tastes very weak with the recommended amount." If you end up using 5 ml per glass instead of 3.2 ml to get the taste you want, a 65 ml bottle makes closer to 6.5 litres, not 10—and your cost per litre jumps accordingly.
When you compare prices, use the litres you actually get, not the number on the label.
Why do people pay premium prices for More Zerup?
Even at AED 50–60 per bottle, some buyers choose More Zerup because they want a specific flavour they have tried in Germany or because they trust the brand. Taste is personal, and if a flavour makes you happy and you can afford it, the price may be worth it to you.
Others buy it once out of curiosity, then switch to a cheaper syrup for daily use. One Trustpilot reviewer in Germany wrote: "too sweet for me and too little fruit flavour," and several Amazon.de buyers said certain flavours (elderflower, pink grapefruit, lemon iced tea) taste artificial or "like soap". The point is that a high price does not guarantee you will love the taste—reviews are mixed, just as they are for any flavoured product.
If you are new to sugar-free syrups, it makes sense to start with a lower-cost option so you can try a few flavours without spending AED 150–200. LUVA's AED 19 single bottles and three-for-AED-49 offer let you experiment (mix two flavours, try it in sparkling water, add it to ice cubes) without a big outlay. You can read our ZERUP flavour guide for tasting notes and pairing ideas.
The hidden costs: time and availability
Price per litre is one thing; convenience is another. If a syrup takes two weeks to arrive and you run out halfway through, you either pay again for express shipping or go back to buying soft drinks. One German Trustpilot reviewer (9 October 2026) complained: "all the good Zerup flavours are constantly sold out or no longer available ... on other platforms they are offered at hugely inflated prices."
LUVA's delivery within 12 hours across the UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah) means a reorder does not take weeks. Running out of syrup and falling back into the soft-drink habit for a week can cost you more in sugar, calories and the UAE sugar tax than you saved on a cheaper bottle.
Is cheaper syrup lower quality?
Not necessarily. According to More Nutrition's German website, checked October 2026, More Zerup uses the sweeteners acesulfame K and sucralose; ZERUP by LUVA also uses acesulfame K and sucralose (no aspartame). Both make drinks with almost no calories; ZERUP is caffeine-free (for More, check the label of the flavour). The main differences are the flavour recipes, the recommended dose and the price.
We designed ZERUP's flavours for ice-cold drinks in the UAE heat—fruit-forward profiles (Mango, Dragonfruit Passionfruit, Peach Iced Tea) that taste clean over ice or in sparkling water. According to More Nutrition's German website, checked October 2026, More Zerup offers a wider rotating range in Germany, including limited editions and Barista syrups for coffee, but availability in the UAE is patchy and prices vary.
Quality in a syrup comes down to: does it taste good to you at a dose you can afford, does it help you drink more water, and does it use ingredients you are comfortable with? Check the label (every ZERUP bottle and product page lists full ingredients and nutrition), try a flavour or two, and decide for yourself. Our guide to using sugar-free syrup walks through what to look for.
The bottom line
More Zerup price in the UAE ranges from about AED 33 to AED 62 per 65 ml bottle on the import listings we saw in October 2026, putting the cost per litre at roughly AED 3.30–7.75 depending on the seller, the flavour and how many litres you actually get from the bottle. ZERUP by LUVA is priced at AED 19 per bottle (about AED 2.40 per litre) or three for AED 49 (about AED 2.04 per litre), with delivery across the UAE within 12 hours. Work out your real cost per litre by measuring your dose, compare the all-in price including shipping, and choose the syrup that fits your budget and tastes good enough to keep you hydrated every day.
Frequently asked questions
How much is More Zerup in Dubai?
Import listings we saw on Amazon.ae in October 2026 ranged from about AED 33 to AED 62 per 65 ml bottle, depending on the flavour and seller. Prices change, and delivery can take several days to weeks. More Zerup is not widely stocked in UAE shops as far as we saw.
Is More Zerup sold in UAE supermarkets?
We did not find More Zerup on the shelves of major UAE supermarkets or drugstores in October 2026. It appears mainly on Amazon.ae (often shipped from abroad) and a few online import sites. Availability of individual flavours varies.
Why is More Zerup so expensive on Amazon.ae?
The higher price reflects import costs, international shipping, customs duties and the seller's margin. We did not find an official UAE distributor for More Nutrition in October 2026, so third-party sellers import the bottles and price in their costs and risk. According to More Nutrition's German website, checked October 2026, the German retail price is around EUR 6–7 per bottle.
What is the cheapest sugar-free syrup per litre in the UAE?
We cannot claim any product is the cheapest (prices change), but you can compare by dividing the bottle price by the litres it makes. In October 2026, ZERUP by LUVA at AED 19 per bottle (about 8+ litres) worked out to about AED 2.40 per litre, or about AED 2.04 per litre with the three-for-AED-49 offer. Always check current prices and calculate your real dose.
Does ZERUP by LUVA have a bundle discount?
Yes. Any three ZERUP bottles (mix and match flavours) cost AED 49 instead of AED 57, saving you AED 8. The discount applies automatically in your cart. LUVA also offers a Starter Bundle (all ten ZERUP flavours plus both creatine-gummies tins) for AED 382.20 instead of AED 588.
When can I order ZERUP by LUVA?
ZERUP by LUVA launches on 5 November 2026. You can order from that date, and delivery across the UAE takes up to 12 hours. Before launch, the product pages show a 'Notify me' sign-up if you want an email reminder.
How do I work out the real cost per litre of any syrup?
Measure how many ml of syrup you use per 500 ml glass (add syrup until it tastes right, then measure), multiply by two to get ml per litre, then divide the bottle size (usually 65 ml) by that number to find how many litres one bottle makes. Divide the bottle price by the litres to get the price per litre. For example, if you use 4 ml per 500 ml (8 ml per litre), 65 ml ÷ 8 = about 8 litres, so a AED 20 bottle costs about AED 2.50 per litre.
Does a higher price mean better taste?
Not always. Taste is personal, and reviews for More Zerup (even in Germany at the lower price) are mixed—some flavours are loved (Capri Orange, Apple Cranberry), others are criticised as too artificial or soapy (elderflower, pink grapefruit, lemon iced tea) in the reviews we read in October 2026. The syrup that works for you is one that tastes good enough to make you drink more water and fits your budget. Try a single bottle or a small bundle first.
Any 3 ZERUP flavours for AED 49
Any 3 ZERUP flavours for AED 49
Sugar-free · Halal · AED 19, any 3 for AED 49 · Delivered within 12 hours across the UAE, free over AED 200
Keep reading
- More Zerup in Dubai: where to buy
- How many litres per bottle?
- More Zerup alternative
- UAE sugar tax explained
- LUVA bundles
Sources
- Reddit FitnessDE. Zerup-Alternativen www.reddit.com
- Amazon.ae. More Nutrition Zerup product listings (Pink Grapefruit, Peach Iced Tea) www.amazon.ae
- Amazon.de customer reviews. More Zerup Elderflower, Lemon Ice Tea, Pink Grapefruit, Capri Orange www.amazon.de
- Trustpilot. More Nutrition reviews (search: zerup) de.trustpilot.com
- More Nutrition. Zerup product page (Lemon Iced Tea) morenutrition.de
This article is general information and does not replace advice from a doctor, dietitian or other qualified professional. Last reviewed: October 2026.











