Quick answer: More Zerup is a German drink syrup that is not widely stocked in UAE supermarkets or pharmacies as of October 2026. You can find it through import listings on marketplaces such as Amazon.ae (often via third-party sellers), but prices are typically well above German prices and delivery can take days to weeks. ZERUP by LUVA is a UAE-registered brand delivered within 12 hours across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and all seven Emirates.
If you discovered More Zerup on German social media or used it back home, you have probably searched "More Zerup Dubai" or "More Zerup kaufen Dubai" to find it here. The good news is that zero-sugar drink syrups are available in the UAE—but the landscape looks different from Germany, and it helps to know where to look and what to expect.
Where to buy More Zerup in Dubai and the UAE
As far as we could see in October 2026, More Zerup is not a standard shelf item in UAE supermarkets, hypermarkets or pharmacies. It is a German brand sold mainly in Germany (online and in many drugstores), and it reaches the UAE through import channels.
Online marketplaces are the most common route. Amazon.ae sometimes lists More Zerup bottles, often fulfilled by third-party sellers or via Amazon Global. Prices we saw started at around AED 39 per 65 ml bottle—well above the roughly EUR 6–7 (about AED 24–28) you would pay in Germany. Availability of specific flavours varies, and delivery can take one to three weeks if the item ships from abroad.
Specialist import websites occasionally stock European sports nutrition and lifestyle brands. A web search for "More Nutrition UAE" or "Zerup UAE" may turn up smaller online shops that import German products, though stock and pricing change frequently. Always check the seller's reviews and return policy before ordering.
Bringing it back from Germany is an option if you travel. More Zerup bottles are 65 ml, which is below the usual 100 ml limit for liquids in cabin baggage, but they still have to go in your liquids bag. If you bring several bottles, checked luggage is usually easier. Rules vary by airport and airline, so check before you fly. Check the official UAE customs rules before you travel. Remember that liquids left in a hot car or luggage hold can degrade; keep them cool and use them within a few months of opening.

What to check when buying imported More Zerup
Best-before date: Import stock can sit in warehouses or in transit for weeks. Check the date on the bottle (usually printed on the label or cap) and make sure you will use it well before it expires.
Heat exposure: The UAE climate is harsh. If a parcel sits in a delivery van or customs warehouse without climate control, high temperatures can affect flavour and consistency. Reputable sellers use insulated packaging or fast shipping, but it is worth asking.
Price per litre: A 65 ml bottle of More Zerup makes roughly 10–12 litres of drink according to More Nutrition's German website, checked October 2026. At around AED 39 per bottle, that works out to roughly AED 3.25–3.90 per litre, before any delivery fees. Compare that to your usual soft-drink spending to see if it fits your budget.
Label language: More Zerup bottles sold in Germany carry German-language labels. Ingredients, usage instructions and allergen information will be in German. If you do not read German, you may need to translate the label or look up the product details on More Nutrition's website.
ZERUP by LUVA: the UAE alternative
In the UAE, ZERUP is a registered trademark of LUVA Nutrition, a Dubai-based brand. ZERUP by LUVA is not the same product as More Zerup—it has its own recipes, its own flavour lineup and its own supply chain built for the Gulf market.
Ten flavours are available: 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 are sugar-free, almost no calories (approx. 2–3 kcal per 100 ml prepared drink), halal certified and vegan. They use glycerin as carrier and are sweetened with acesulfame K and sucralose—no aspartame, no xylitol or erythritol.
Usage is simple: squeeze about 4 ml (a little less than a teaspoon) into 500 ml of cold still or sparkling water. One 65 ml bottle makes about 8+ litres, roughly 16 glasses. For a 2-litre jug, use about 16 ml; for 5 litres, about 40 ml. You can mix two flavours (about 2 ml each per glass) or add syrup to ice cubes (about 10 ml per 500 ml tray). ZERUP is made for cold drinks—do not heat it or use it in baking.
Price and delivery: AED 19 per bottle, or any three flavours for AED 49 (mix and match, saving AED 8, applied automatically in your cart). That works out to about AED 2.40 per litre with a single bottle, or about AED 2.04 per litre with the three-for-49 offer. LUVA delivers to all seven Emirates—Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah—within 12 hours. Delivery is free on orders over AED 200, and all prices include 5 per cent VAT.
You can browse all ten ZERUP flavours on the LUVA website, and the LUVA Starter Bundle (all ten ZERUP flavours plus two tins of creatine gummies) is available at AED 382.20 instead of AED 588 if you want to try everything at once.

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
Imported More Zerup vs ZERUP by LUVA
| Feature | Imported More Zerup | ZERUP by LUVA |
|---|---|---|
| Brand origin | Germany | UAE (Dubai) |
| Availability in UAE | Marketplace listings, varies | luvanutrition.ae |
| Price per 65 ml bottle | From around AED 39 (varies by seller) | AED 19 (3 for AED 49) |
| Cost per litre of drink | ~AED 3.25–3.90 (from around AED 39/bottle, before delivery) | ~AED 2.04–2.40 |
| Delivery time | Days to weeks | Within 12 hours |
| Halal certification | Check product and seller | Yes, certified |
| Sweeteners | Acesulfame K, sucralose (DE site) | Acesulfame K, sucralose |

If you liked More Zerup flavours: what to try from LUVA
Many people who enjoyed More Zerup in Germany find close matches in the ZERUP by LUVA range. Lemon Iced Tea and Peach Iced Tea are close matches if you enjoyed iced-tea style flavours. Mango and Orange offer bright, fruity notes, while Blackberry and Dragonfruit Passionfruit bring a slightly tart, exotic edge.
If you loved More's energy-drink-style flavours, try First Heaven—it delivers that same sweet, citrus-forward taste without any caffeine. Blue Raspberry and Green Apple are great for anyone who enjoyed More's candy-inspired syrups, and Cola Orange is a fun twist if you liked the citrus-cola blends.
You will find a detailed flavour breakdown and mixing ideas in our guide More Zerup flavours and their UAE matches. For general tips on using any zero-sugar syrup, see How to use zero syrup, and for a side-by-side comparison of the two brands, read More Zerup vs ZERUP by LUVA.
Delivery across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the wider UAE
LUVA Nutrition delivers to every Emirate within 12 hours. Whether you are in Dubai Marina, Downtown Abu Dhabi, Sharjah's Al Nahda, or a villa community in Ras Al Khaimah, your order arrives quickly. Delivery is free on orders over AED 200.
Once your parcel arrives, store unopened ZERUP bottles at room temperature in a cupboard. After opening, keep the bottle closed in the fridge and use it within three months. Never leave it in a hot car—heat can affect the flavour.
If you are also interested in creatine gummies or other sports nutrition, LUVA's range includes halal-certified creatine monohydrate gummies (5 g per daily serving, with keratin, biotin and zinc) in Raspberry and Strawberry flavours, delivered on the same 12-hour schedule.
Why the name confusion exists
In Germany and the EU, "Zerup" is a trademark of More Nutrition. In the UAE, ZERUP is a registered trademark of LUVA Nutrition. The two brands are completely separate: LUVA Nutrition is not affiliated with, endorsed by or a distributor of More Nutrition. ZERUP by LUVA has its own recipes and its own flavour lineup designed for the Gulf market.
This can be confusing if you search "Zerup UAE" and see both names appear. Always check the brand and website carefully. If you are looking for the German product, you will need to use import channels. If you want a locally available, halal-certified alternative with fast delivery and transparent pricing, that is ZERUP by LUVA.
For a fuller picture of More Nutrition's presence in the UAE (including its protein powders and other supplements), see our guide More Nutrition in the UAE.
The bottom line
More Zerup is available in Dubai and the UAE through online import listings, but expect higher prices and longer delivery times than in Germany. ZERUP by LUVA offers a local alternative with ten halal-certified, sugar-free flavours, delivered within 12 hours across all seven Emirates at AED 19 per bottle (or three for AED 49). Both make cold, flavoured water easy, so your choice comes down to availability, price and how quickly you want it in your fridge.
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.
Frequently asked questions
Is More Zerup available in Dubai?
More Zerup is not widely stocked in Dubai supermarkets or pharmacies as of October 2026. You can find it through import listings on marketplaces such as Amazon.ae, from around AED 39 per bottle, with delivery taking days to weeks. ZERUP by LUVA is a UAE-registered brand available locally with 12-hour delivery.
Can I buy More Zerup in Abu Dhabi?
The same import channels (Amazon.ae, specialist online shops) serve Abu Dhabi, but stock and delivery times vary. ZERUP by LUVA delivers to Abu Dhabi within 12 hours at AED 19 per bottle or three for AED 49, with free delivery on orders over AED 200.
Is ZERUP by LUVA the same as More Zerup?
No. ZERUP by LUVA is a separate UAE brand with its own recipes and flavours. In the UAE, ZERUP is a registered trademark of LUVA Nutrition; More Zerup is a German brand. Both are sugar-free drink syrups, but they are not affiliated.
Can I bring Zerup from Germany in my luggage?
Yes, for personal use. A 65 ml bottle is below the usual 100 ml cabin liquid limit but must go in your liquids bag; several bottles are easier in checked luggage. Rules vary by airport and airline. Keep bottles cool and away from heat during travel, and check the official UAE customs rules before you travel. Follow the storage advice on the label.
Is ZERUP by LUVA halal?
Yes. All ZERUP by LUVA flavours are halal certified and vegan. Full ingredient lists and certifications are printed on every bottle and shown on each product page.
How fast is delivery in Dubai and Abu Dhabi?
LUVA Nutrition delivers to all seven Emirates within 12 hours, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates. Delivery is free on orders over AED 200.
What does a litre of flavoured water cost with ZERUP by LUVA?
One 65 ml bottle makes about 8+ litres and costs AED 19, so roughly AED 2.40 per litre. With the three-for-49 offer (any flavours, mix and match), the cost drops to about AED 2.04 per litre. Imported More Zerup works out to roughly AED 3.25–3.90 per litre at the lowest marketplace prices we saw in October 2026 (from around AED 39 per bottle), before delivery fees.
Where can I see all ZERUP flavours and order online?
Browse the ZERUP collection to see all ten flavours, read full ingredient lists and add bottles to your cart. The three-for-49 discount is applied automatically when you choose any three bottles.
Shop ZERUP by LUVA
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 vs ZERUP by LUVA
- More Zerup flavours and their UAE matches
- More Nutrition in the UAE
- How to use zero syrup
- All ZERUP flavours
Sources
- More Nutrition GmbH (2026). Zerup product details (German website). More Nutrition www.more-nutrition.de
- General Authority of Civil Aviation, UAE (2024). Liquids in cabin baggage. GCAA www.gcaa.gov.ae
- European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). Sweeteners: safety assessments and re-evaluations, including acesulfame K and sucralose www.efsa.europa.eu
- Gardner C, et al. (2012). Nonnutritive sweeteners: current use and health perspectives. Circulation 126(4):509-19 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
This article is general information and does not replace advice from a doctor, dietitian or other qualified professional. Last reviewed: October 2026.












