Herbion Sugar Free Cough Lozenges, Cherry, Honey Lemon or Orange, Case of 6 x 18 Lozenges or Case of 5 x 25 Lozenge Pouches

Herbion Sugar Free Cough Lozenges Details

The same seven-herb cough formula as the standard Herbion lozenge, built on isomalt instead of cane sugar. Cherry, 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.

Isomalt is a sugar alcohol derived from beet sugar, giving sweetness and hard-candy structure without cane sugar. Worth being straight: sugar free is not carbohydrate free, and not a licence to ignore blood glucose. The label is explicit that diabetics should not use these without a physician's advice and should monitor glucose closely.

Cherry is unique to this line — there is no cane-sugar cherry lozenge in the range. Honey Lemon and Orange mirror the standard versions, and the medicinal formula is identical across all three.

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 Sugar Free Cough Lozenges Is For

For anyone reducing sugar who still wants the full seven-herb formula — people watching carbohydrate load, anyone conscious of the dental impact of sweetened lozenges through a cold, or households that simply prefer sugar-free where it costs nothing in effect.

Sugar free does not mean suitable for diabetics without advice — speak to your physician and monitor blood glucose. Isomalt is a sugar alcohol and can cause bloating or a laxative effect at higher intakes, relevant if you work through several a day. Not for children under 12. A cough that worsens, lasts over 7 days or comes with high fever needs a doctor.

Herbion Sugar Free Cough Lozenges Features and Benefits

• Isomalt Instead of Cane Sugar — Same structure and sweetness, no added sugar.
• Identical Seven-Herb Formula — No reduction in medicinal ingredients versus the standard.
• Three Flavours — Cherry, Honey Lemon and Orange - Cherry is exclusive here.
• Two Case Formats — 6 x 18 blisters, or 5 x 25 pouches.
• Non-Sedative — No drowsiness, usable through a working day.
• No Artificial Colours or Nuts — Naturally flavoured, free of nut ingredients.
• Licensed Under NPN 80026327 — Made to international cGMP pharmaceutical standards.

Adults and children 12 years and above: dissolve 1 to 2 lozenges slowly in the mouth. Repeat every 2 to 3 hours as needed, to a maximum of 8 lozenges per day.