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Check nowThese lozenges are created from the shoots from the lower branches of our Norway Spruce trees (Picea abies) so as not to limit their growth.
Alfred Vogel, who took great pleasure in walking and working in the Swiss countryside, enjoyed collecting and eating pine buds on his walks.
Fruit juice concentrate and honey make the pine syrup used in these bonbons very palatable.
Directions for Use:
Use as required.
Store in a cool dry place.
Ingredients:
Each lozenge of 2.2 g contains: cane sugar, glucose syrup (maize), honey (142mg), pear juice concentrate, spruce shoot extract (Norwegian pine) 80mg, malt extract, spruce oil, peppermint oil, menthol.
Customer rating:
18th April 2019
“Worked well compared to others I have tried”
CJ, Motherwell
Response from A.Vogel: Delighted that Santasapina had helped when others haven't been as useful.
Customer rating:
27th March 2019
“These lozenges are excellent for relieving a cough that comes with a cold, and they taste nice!”
Response from A.Vogel: Delighted that Santasapina Lozenges have helped you.
Customer rating:
28th February 2019
“Also a very useful product would buy it again.”
Response from A.Vogel: Thank you, in advance, for thinking of Santasapina Lozenges should you need them again.
Customer rating:
6th January 2017
“These are so helpful for a tickly cough”
Joanna Perkins, East Sussex
Response from A.Vogel: Delighted that you are finding Santasapina lozenges help aid your cough.
Customer rating:
2nd July 2016
“smaller then the drops i got at ca. store”
Gary
Response from A.Vogel: Only one size available int the UK unfortunately.
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