Herbion Naturals Sugar-Free Cough Lozenges – Cherry, 25 Lozenges
Herbion Naturals Sugar-Free Cherry Cough Lozenges, 25 count. Cherry-flavoured herbal cough lozenges for temporary relief of cough and sore throat pain, and to help relieve nasal congestion.
Know Your Ingredients
Medicinal ingredients per lozenge: Adhatoda vasica 9.6 mg; Alpinia galanga 0.88 mg; eucalyptus oil 0.25 mg; Glycyrrhiza glabra 0.06 mg; Hyssopus officinalis 0.88 mg; l-menthol 5 mg; Piper longum 1.54 mg.
Refer to the current package for flavour-specific sweeteners and other non-medicinal ingredients.
Recommended Use
For temporary relief of cough and sore throat pain. Helps relieve nasal congestion and makes nasal passages feel clearer.
How to Use
Follow the directions on the current Canadian product label. Please verify the printed label before use; dosage information is being reconciled with the Health Canada product licence.
Important Information
Consult a doctor if sore throat symptoms are severe or persist for more than 2 days, or if cough worsens, lasts more than 7 days or is accompanied by high fever. Do not use if pregnant. Consult a health care practitioner before use if breastfeeding, if you have a chronic cough or other medical conditions, or if you take medication. This product has additional contraindications and warnings: read the complete package label before use.
Health Canada licence information — NPN 80026327
Pack size: 25 lozenges. Flavour: Cherry. NPN: 80026327.
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Sugar-Free Cough Lozenges – Cherry, 25 Lozenges
Herbion Naturals Sugar-Free Cherry Cough Lozenges, 25 count. Cherry-flavoured herbal cough lozenges for temporary relief of cough and sore throat pain, and to help relieve nasal congestion.
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT
A closer look at the lozenge.
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FORM & FORMAT
25 Lozenges.
Flavour and format. Sugar-Free.
INGREDIENTS & LABEL
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Read the product label for the full ingredient list and quantities. Do not rely on photographs alone for medical directions.
HOW TO USE
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Follow the Canadian label for recommended use and cautions.
