Soothing Honey Cough Drops 3 Flavors Pack,Honey,Peppermint & Elderberry Sore Throat Relief Soothing Lozenges with Zinc,Propolis & Vitamin D,42 Ct

Tastes good..to expensive if at regular price

Got these for my daughter. She loved the flavors and they helped her sore throat.

TASTE good

These are gross. The monk fruit in these is really strong and these upset my stomach so bad. I love organic alternatives, and this one, Ain't it.

These supposed to be soothing (it's in the name), but they simply aren't. It's great that they have Vitamin D and Zinc in them, but it severely limits how many you can have in a day. When your throat is sore and you want something to keep everything lubricated and protected, this is not it. Each drop (rough hard candy) is 188% of your DV of Vitamin D. Also, they don't warn you but Zinc Gluconate can induce nausea in people, and if taken on empty stomach it'll be upset. I learnt the hardware with other Zinc tablets, but there is almost always a clear warning on the packaging, not here!The lozenges are not comfortable at all. They immediately loose their smoothness once in your mouth and become this course, grainy like texture, that rubs and irriates the inside of your mouth and tongue. It eventually takes up a bit of a chalky taste.To be honest, this could be an example of everything you can do wrong when trying to make a high-end cough drop. Make it unable to be consumed more than 1-2 per day, make it rough to hurt your mouth, make it taste chalky, have the "honey" be hidden as the 3rd to last ingredient, and give you potential vitamin overdose.It's a real shame, I was trying to save money since Wedderspoon drops are so expensive, but now I think I realize why. These B.soothed drops are just terrible.