This is an interesting product....just a few ingredients, including honey. We've all heard about the benefits of eating local honey and it helping with allergies. I'd assume the idea of this product is that using the throat spray will give healthy benefits to your throat, but I'm not sure how that translates to the immune system. In terms of helping with a sore throat, it's not designed for that and doesn't relieve a sore throat (according to my daughter). I sprayed some in my throat to taste it, and it mostly just tastes like honey. My daughter still thought it tasted like medicine. It definitely tastes more like honey. So not a bad product. I'm just not sure how much it really helps the immune system. For the price, there are other products that has been proven to help the immune system. Not sure if we'd buy it again, but it's worth trying to see if it helps. Just kind of hard to test whether or not it works.

These taste great, have a nice green apple flavor, and are sweetened with honey and monk fruit. However, a total choking hazard even for adults. The candy will pop off the stick pretty quickly. I would highly suggest making some modifications to prevent that from happening. Other than that I love Beekeeper’s Naturals products.

I gave these to my child when I got sick with strep just in case. I was worried he might catch it from me as he is still nursing. I tasted it first and it was good to me so I gave to him. He liked it as well and he didn’t get sick, which may or may not have to do with the pops. I love the natural ingredients and it seems to be effective as well

I found with having small children, sometimes I wished I could give them a cough drop when they've been under-the-weather. These suckers are safe for 1-year-olds and up. I like being able to safely give my kids something to soothe a sore throat or boost morale when going through a cold. I've bought these using my own money separately from my free product testing opportunities.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Grown ups like these lollipops too. I used them when I fly recently. The air on planes can be stale. I wasn't coughing but I did feel like I needed some moisture in my throat. Plus these pops have immune health in them. Love them. Tasty too.

My kids have been whining about sore throats ever since the crummy winter season rolled around, but they refuse to take cough drops and I won’t let them such on hard candy all day. So when I heard about these Kids Throat Soothing Pops by Beekeeper’s Naturals I had to give them a try. Although worried my children wouldn’t care for the taste, that was definitely not the case. In fact they love them so much that they ask for them regularly even when they aren’t sick. Best thing about these fun pops is that they are effective and are not filled with all of the sugar and artificial medicines and ingredients found in other cold options on the market. These will be stocked in my house in the regular from now on.

For kids who have a hard time with the throat spray this is definitely a better option for them. This will trick their little minds into thinking they are just sucking on a lollipop treat. It has all clean ingredients,too., No GMO, no gluten, no dyes and only 2 g of sugar. Win-win!

My kids love this. Serve as a treat & medicine as the same time. My 1yo hates taking medicine so this is perfect for him. It's sweet enough and has honey and flavor with juice with natural dyes. I don't like that they still have to add natural flavors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received it just in time for beginning of school within a week my little one was complaining of sore throat, i gave it to her along with propsil spray. She loved the taste of the lollipops and her symptoms seems to improve the next day.

Like a cough drop in form of a candy so it was fun to eat while soothing a sore throat. The honey flavor was satisfying and it indeed reduce throat irritation while in use. An added bonus was that my 1Yr old niece was entertained by the product’s yellow box and loved taking out the pops and putting them back into the box.