Herbion Cough Lozenges DetailsA seven-herb lozenge for cough, sore throat and nasal congestion, in Mint, Honey Lemon or Orange. Sold by the case: 6 x 18-lozenge blisters, or 5 x 25-lozenge pouches.The seven medicinal ingredients each do something specific. Adhatoda vasica at 9.6mg is the largest component and acts as an expectorant, loosening what sits in the chest. Menthol at 5mg gives the cooling sensation that makes a lozenge feel like it is working within seconds. Piper longum and hyssop soothe the throat and loosen phlegm, Alpinia galanga eases cold discomfort, eucalyptus oil addresses inflammation, and licorice root coats irritated throat tissue.The two formats suit different situations. The 18-lozenge blister pack seals each lozenge individually, which is what you want in a coat pocket. The 25-lozenge pouch is resealable and holds more, better suited to a bedside table.Flavour is the only difference between the three — the medicinal formula is identical. Mint leans hardest into the menthol cooling, Honey Lemon is the classic soothing profile, Orange the mildest. All naturally flavoured, no artificial colours, no nuts.That licorice is also why the caution list is longer than you might expect for a lozenge. It is why anyone with a liver disorder, gallstones, anaemia, reflux, or an inflammatory bile duct or bowel condition should speak to a practitioner first. It is a real herb with real activity, not a flavouring.Who Herbion Cough Lozenges Is ForFor adults and children 12 and over with a cough, dry irritated throat or nasal congestion from a cold. Buying by the case suits a household that goes through them each winter, or an office, or simply not being out at the point you need them.These contain cane sugar. If you are diabetic, use the Sugar Free version — and even then, ask a physician first. Not for children under 12. A cough that worsens, lasts over 7 days or comes with high fever needs a doctor, not a lozenge. Speak to a practitioner if breastfeeding, or with liver disorder, gallstones, anaemia, reflux, or an inflammatory bowel or bile duct condition.Herbion Cough Lozenges Features and Benefits Seven Medicinal Herbs — Adhatoda vasica, menthol, Piper longum, Alpinia galanga, hyssop, eucalyptus and licorice. Three Flavours — Mint, Honey Lemon and Orange - identical formula, different taste. Two Case Formats — 6 x 18 blister packs for pockets, or 5 x 25 resealable pouches for home. Non-Sedative — No drowsiness, so it can be used through a working day. No Artificial Colours or Nuts — Naturally flavoured, and free of nut ingredients. Works on Three Symptoms — Cough, sore throat and nasal congestion together. Licensed Under NPN 80026327 — Made to international cGMP pharmaceutical standards. Frequently Asked Questions Product Information ➕ What is Herbion Cough Lozenges?A seven-herb lozenge for cough, sore throat and nasal congestion, in Mint, Honey Lemon or Orange.➕ Blister pack or pouch?The 18-lozenge blister pack seals each lozenge individually, suiting a pocket or bag. The 25-lozenge pouch is resealable and holds more.➕ How many come in a case?Six packs of 18 lozenges, or five pouches of 25.➕ Do the flavours differ in strength?No, the medicinal formula is identical. Mint gives the strongest menthol cooling, Honey Lemon is the classic profile, Orange the mildest.Benefits of Ingredients ➕ What does Adhatoda vasica do?At 9.6mg it is the largest medicinal component and acts as an expectorant, loosening chest congestion rather than simply suppressing the cough.➕ Why is menthol included?It produces the cooling sensation that calms throat irritation, and is why a lozenge feels like it is working within seconds.➕ What is licorice root doing in a cough lozenge?It coats and protects irritated throat tissue, and is the reason for several of the cautions.Usage and Storage ➕ How do I take them?Adults and children 12 and over: dissolve 1 to 2 lozenges slowly in the mouth, repeating every 2 to 3 hours. Do not exceed 8 lozenges per day.➕ Are there any cautions? Contains cane sugar - diabetics should not use without a physician's advice and should monitor blood glucose. Not for children under 12. See a doctor if symptoms are severe or last over 2 days, or if the cough worsens, lasts over 7 days or comes with high fever. ➕ How should I store them?In a cool, dry place away from direct heat. Keep pouches resealed so the lozenges do not soften or stick together.
