VOCALZONE throat pastilles honey & lemon 24
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Vocalzone Throat Pastilles Honey and Lemon help keep soothe a dry, sore throat. They contain a powerful blend of natural ingredients to ease throat irritation caused by excessive speaking, smoking or singing. Lemon and honey combine to reduce inflammation and lessen irritation in your throat, while menthol delivers a cooling feeling that helps clear your airways. They're suitable for adults and children aged 12 and over, and contain menthol, peppermint oil and myrrh tincture.
- Long lasting relief from throat irritation
- Contains natural ingredients
- Acts rapidly and keeps your voice clear
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VOCALZONE throat pastilles honey & lemon 24
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Vocalzone Throat Pastilles Honey and Lemon keep your voice clear, delivering rapid relief from dryness and throat irritation. Combining natural ingredients, these pastilles are suitable for daily use.
Vocalzone Throat Pastilles Honey and Lemon are deemed safe for most individuals, so long as you take them as instructed. Side effects, if any, are typically mild, as these lozenges are made with natural ingredients. But, as with any medicine or supplement, there's a chance you may notice unwanted reactions or allergic responses.
When taking Vocalzone Throat Pastilles Honey and Lemon, you could experience:
- Allergic reactions: If you have a sensitivity to one or more of the ingredients in the pastilles, for example, honey or menthol, you may notice a skin rash, dizziness, breathing issues or swelling. If you think you're having an allergic reaction, seek medical advice immediately.
- Gastrointestinal discomfort. In some individuals, honey and other sweeteners may lead to stomach upset or diarrhoea, particularly if ingested in large amounts.
- Drug interactions: Because Vocalzone Throat Pastilles Honey and Lemon include natural ingredients, they may interact with other supplements or medicines. So, speak to your healthcare provider before taking any new supplement, specifically if you're taking prescription medications.
If you notice any unusual symptoms or discomfort after taking these pastilles, discontinue them and speak to your medical professional.
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