Throat Balm Caramel Herbal Throat Drops with Pectin to Coat & Protect Voice from Minor Irritation - 34 Count - Herbal Lozenges

These throat drops have a really pleasant caramel flavor that makes them easier to take compared to more medicinal-tasting options. The liquid center adds a smooth texture that feels comforting when your throat is dry or irritated. They’re easy to keep on hand and convenient to use throughout the day when needed. The coating effect feels gentle and helps provide a bit of relief without being overpowering or harsh. A simple, good-tasting option if you want something soothing for your throat that doesn’t have a strong medicinal aftertaste.

My favorite of all time! I initially got them from a Walgreens, but they have been out for the longest time, so I came to Amazon and found them. They soothe your throat, the flavor is yummy, it makes my throat feel moist and comfortable. I use them before singing and I notice a difference when I do not take them. You gotta try them!

My husband and I have gotten pretty bad about having conversations from opposite ends of the house, and it’s wearing on my throat and voice. I’ve never been a fan of cough drops — except for Luden’s wild cherry 😋 — bc I absolutely loathe menthol; they’re always way too strong for me: it’s like eating Vick’s Vapor Rub! I was tickled when I found these: Ricola is a trusted brand, and caramel & real honey cough drops!? Yes, please! When they arrived I opened one right away and the second it was in my mouth, I panicked. I looked at the bag and there it was: peppermint. I’m normally very thorough about reading the details, but it’s actually good that I wasn’t thorough with these, bc I love them! The caramel & honey are delicious, and they downplay the mint really well. I have NEVER finished a cough drop that contained peppermint or menthol before: I’ve had 4 of these in 4 hours! I was surprised by how much better my throat felt after the 1st one; it felt like I’d had a cup of herbal tea w/a lot of honey. After the shock of mint wore off, I realized that the caramel flavor was really good: also, I began to notice that the achy, scratchy parts of my throat were beginning to feel better. My favorite part is the honey center, which is ‘licious of course, but I could feel it coating the irritated parts of my throat. Another thing I loved about these is their size: I have a very small mouth, and these don’t take up too much real estate: they’re less than an inch long. “Throat Balm” is a great descriptor for these lil’ helpers: also, they’re gluten-free and vegetarian.

These Ricola throat balms work great for soothing a dry or irritated throat. The caramel herbal flavor tastes really good and is not overpowering.

Tasty and surprisingly mild for their effectiveness.

Taste like you're sucking on caramel, but works just as effectively as the more expensive, holistic cough drops for soothing my throat. If you can keep from biting it, it is a good value for the money and worth buying if you don't like the taste like "medical" cough drops. I think almost all the cough drops are pricey now, except for the bags of 100 that become sticky while waiting for next season because you have too many left. When I'm sick, I don't care about the price as much as I do the taste and these are very smooth, have a soothing texture, and seem just as as good as other ones on the market. Personally, I like lemon and good honey, but the caramel are my favorite store-bought cough drops

love these throat drops did not get tired of them through out the day. kept my throat moist and did not leave my mouth with a strange aftertaste.I feel like it is worth the price for the quality if them.

Tastes great, and also helps relieve sore throat. Love these!