SIMPKIN'S medicated lozenges throat, chest lozenges 80g
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The Original Throat Chest and Lung Lozenges (also known as TCL lozenges) can be sucked to soothe colds, chesty coughs and sore throats. They've been an effective remedy, thanks to the cooling power of menthol, since they were created by A. Leslie Simpkin in 1921. These soothing Throat, Chest, Lung Lozenges are made from entirely natural ingredients and are suitable for adults and children over 12 years old. It contains the active ingredient menthol.
- Natural lozenges with menthol flavours
- Soothes a sore throat, coughs and colds
- Contains cooling menthol
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SIMPKIN'S medicated lozenges throat, chest lozenges 80g
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Original Throat Chest and Lung Lozenges (also known as TCL lozenges) are all-natural, tried and trusted lozenges for the rapid relief of sore throats and cold symptoms.
Experiencing severe allergic reactions to these Simkin's Throat, Chest and Lung Lozenges is rare. But, seek medical help immediately if you spot any symptoms of an extreme allergic reaction, such as:
- A rash
- Swelling or itching (particularly if this occurs on the throat, tongue or face)
- Difficulty breathing
- Extreme dizziness
What are throat, chest and lung lozenges?
Throat, chest and lung lozenges are made from sugar and glucose syrup, containing cooling menthol that eases the symptoms of a sore throat, cough, or cold.
What are Throat Chest Lung Lozenges used for?
These lozenges treat a range of different infections of the throat and mouth, including coughs, sore throats and mouth and throat irritations. They can also relieve painful mouths, gums, throat ulcers, and injuries to the gums and mouth.
How do the Throat, Chest and Lung Lozenges work?
Simkin's Throat, Chest and Lung Lozenges contain menthol, a synthetic ingredient that can help nasal and chest congestion as well as sore throat, providing immediate comfort. What's more, they deliver a cooling sensation by activating cold-sensitive receptors in the throat.
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