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Posted by A R
I'm officially addicted to them!!! I can't stop buying them... with a variety of flavours to choose from, plus the excellent benfits if raw honey... it's the perfect vocal medicine.
Posted by Ashyana Rosetti
I absolutely love the manuka honeysuckers- very effective in soothing the throat when it feels tired, or strained. I can't go without them!!!
Posted by Anne S
I’m pregnant with my fourth baby and have been taking Honeysuckers to alleviate her mild daytime indigestion. One or two Honeysuckers a day for the past three to four weeks have been helpful: It’s been a very nice aid to digestion after a meal. I am also really interested in food-based remedies rather than chemical-based supplements and I found the Honeysuckers appealed particularly for giving to children when they have coughs.
Posted by Katrina
I generally don't like to suck on lozenges as they leave a bitter after taste. However, it was a joy to suck on these as it prolonged its longevity and allowed me to fully savour and appreciate the taste. This lozenge had great 'suck-ability' and the flavour lasted until it had dissolved and remained consistent throughout its use. On the subject of flavour, the unison of honey of blackcurrant was a delight and complimented each other perfectly.
I think Honeysuckers are great. I've taken them a few times when I've felt a sore throat coming on and it hasn't eventuated!
Posted by Sarah
I love the blackcurrant bliss honeysuckers! Nice strong taste and soothing on the throat, they are sweet without being sickly like other lozenges.
I really like that they are made of completely natural ingredients, tasty and good for me.
Posted by Barbara Cox, Nutrichef
Honeysuckers are probably as effective (as the liquid honey), if not more so, because of the ease of application.
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