Ricola Sugar Free Lemon Mint Throat Drops in the family size 45 count pack are a staple in our home, providing soothing relief and refreshing comfort for the whole family. Firstly, their soothing effect is unmatched. The blend of lemon and mint instantly calms sore throats and provides relief from coughs and irritation, making them a go-to remedy during cold and flu season. Secondly, their refreshing flavor perks up the senses. The combination of lemon and mint not only soothes but also leaves a pleasant taste, making them enjoyable to take. And what sets them apart is their family size pack. With 45 drops, there's enough to go around for everyone in the household, ensuring that we're always prepared when the need arises. In summary, Ricola Sugar Free Lemon Mint Throat Drops in the family size 45 count pack are a must-have for anyone seeking soothing relief and refreshing comfort. Their effective blend of ingredients and convenient packaging make them a family-favorite remedy for throat irritation.

Ricola throat drop usually is my go to throat drop when I have itchy throat or coughs. They tend not to iretate my throat like other cheaper brand. Also this brand have herbs as part of the ingredient which helps with soothing as well. Be ware of the cheaper brand that has chemicals and can hurt your kidney if you take too much of them.

It's my first time trying this kind of Ricola and I'm pleasantly surprised! I normally do not like their flavors, but needed a sugar free cough drop. They definitely soothe my cough, and I don't feel guilty eating them since they are sugar free! The family pack is easy to throw in my purse in the go as well and the bright yellow color makes it easy to find

The ingredients are superb for helping with a dry sore throat! They instantly work and not just that they taste amazing while doing so! It great value for your dollar and I always keep them in my purse just incase! Go scoop some up and you won't be disappointed!

Taste gross but they do Agar they're supposed to do so can't really complain. It's not the lemon that tastes bad but the cough suppressant ingredient itself.

Ricola provided some comfort to my scratchy sore throat but I find it to mild for my taste. I believe it has the potential to have stronger influence on the ginger sector.

I am a big fan of anything mint so this is a great product for me. The lemon helps soothe my throat while the mint gives it a refreshing feeling. Great with tea as well.

Ricola is my absolute favorite lozenge on the market. Delightful flavor while soothing any sore throat or lost voice. I truly believe this will help you recover quickly from any cold! Would definitely recommend

Is good things abs bad things the good thing is that it makes your throat feel way better the bad thing is that it leave a strange taste in your tongue and you become addictive to it.

I love these for a cough. The flavor is nice, and they are effective. The only complaint I have is that they can make my stomach upset if I eat them on an empty stomach because I don't feel well enough to eat.