How Can I Exclude Specific Records Correctly – SQL Server

I have a table with Clients and their labels (saved in a single column separated by comma).
I need to find a way to EXCLUDE clients with SDRC label.

CREATE TABLE FakeData
(ClientId INT, ClientLabels VARCHAR(MAX));

INSERT INTO FakeData
VALUES
(1, 'ABA, SDRC, California'),
(2, 'SLP, Texas, SDRC (0-3)'),
(3, 'ABA, SDRC (0-3), SDRC, Virginia'),
(4, 'OT'),
(5, 'ABA, SDRC (6+)'),
(6, 'SLP, SDRC, Texas, SDRC (12+)')

SELECT * FROM FakeData

The output I need:

I was thinking to use STRING_SPLIT, however it did not work.

SELECT * 
FROM FakeData
WHERE 'SDRC' NOT IN (SELECT VALUE FROM STRING_SPLIT(FakeData.ClientLabels, ','))

And obviously below code will not work as well.

SELECT * 
FROM FakeData
WHERE FakeData.ClientLabels NOT LIKE '%SDRC%'

>Solution :

How about this:

SELECT * 
FROM FakeData
WHERE 'SDRC' NOT IN (SELECT TRIM(VALUE) FROM STRING_SPLIT(FakeData.ClientLabels, ','))

http://sqlfiddle.com/#!18/717fc/3