My child loved this throat soothing lollipop. He was battling a sinus infection and I gave him one to try. His throat was not too sore but was irritated by the drainage from the sinuses. He liked it and said he felt better after sucking on it. I liked that I could give him something with healthful sweeteners to help with his tickly throat.

Beekeeper's Naturals Kids Throat Soothing Pops are a decent option for providing mild, temporary relief for minor throat irritation in children. They are made with mostly natural ingredients and taste good, which is a plus. However, their effectiveness is limited, and the price point may be a deterrent for some families. Consider these pops a supplemental soothing option rather than a primary treatment for sore throats. They're a good choice for parents looking for a natural alternative, but manage expectations regarding their potency. I'd recommend them for mild discomfort, but for more serious issues, consult a pediatrician.

My daughter (age 8) and I both tried this for this review. When I feel like we are getting sick, I like to use extra vitamins like vitamin c, zinc, and homeopathic help. I get nervous letting my kids suck on lozenges since I'm worried they could choke, and so this lozenge on a stick (like a sucker!) is a great idea! It's a good alternative to gummies and powders to mix into liquids. My daughter had a little bit of a cold, and so I gave her one of these to try. She liked the taste, and said it didn't taste exactly like a sucker but it was still good. She had the whole thing, and I also think it was a soothing way to take vitamins, especially if your throat hurt and you wouldn't want to chew something. I was happy that she was getting vitamins and honey, and she was happy to consume it. Easy for mama and kiddo! When I tried it, I could definitely taste the same taste on my tongue as a zinc lozenge versus the honey, but I still thought it tasted good. This is a great option for young kids!

A great find!! I hate to give my young niece and nephew hard lozenges to suck on. I get so nervous that they are going to choke. Enter Beekeeper’s Naturals kids throat soothing pops. A great, effective, tasty safe alternative with the added benefits of immune support!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Gave one of the soothing suckers to my niece who said her throat hurt. She liked it so that was a plus. After a few minutes I asked if her throat still hurt. She said that her throat did not hurt anymore. So I give this product an A+

I have tried these couple times before. My son absolutely loves these when he’s not feeling well and I’ve tied them myself. They have a great taste like green apple sucker and really does help soothe your throat. Only thing these don’t store for long period of time.

My kid really loved the taste of the lollipop! While it does take some time to help with his sore throat, I’m just happy he’s enjoying it. He usually complains about the taste of medicine or gets super grumpy when he’s sick, so this is a much better alternative. It’s a win-win—he’s happy, and I feel good knowing he’s getting some relief.

We honestly didn’t see a difference with this product. The taste was all right. It wasn’t the best in our opinion and it didn’t really taste like honey. We also didn’t notice any health benefits when we tried it. We still had a sore throat and it was still itchy. I’m not sure if it was just the type of cold we had when we tried it. We’re hoping to try it again later. I do like that the product is all natural.

I like the idea of having honey in a fun sucker to help soothe sore throats for children. It does help provide some relief. At the same time, my children do not like the green apple flavor. The lollipops are also extremely temperature sensitive. If they find themselves above room temperature at all, they will melt out of the plastic wrapper.

My kids like these so much it’s hard to convince them they are for when they are not feeling well. I tried one when I had a sore throat and it worked well and was tasty. I will say the lollipop was a little small for my mouth so it’s probably perfect for kids.