Asda Menthol Lozenges Reviews
Product Type: Asda in Health Therapies / Treatments
Newest Review: ... are around double the price of these (and you usually only get 24 in a pack) these are great value - but I do think you get ... more
... what you pay for and these have a few issues which I have never had with Strepsils.
These do very well at soothing the throat while you are suffering from colds and flu - but I find that these ones really do only provide that soothing feeling whilst they are actually in your mouth. The medicinal feeling that Strepsils give and the after effect seem to be missing here.
Notably there are no medicinal ingredients in these lozenges, it is all sugar syrup and some vitamin C accompanied by some 'menthol crystals' ...more
Customer Asda Menthol Lozenges Reviews (2)
by - written on 16/07/12 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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Asda make this own brand range of throat sweets and they retail for £1.79 per pack of 36. The packaging for each is a cardboard box containing three blister packs of 12 lozenges each, they come in a number of different flavours including cherry, lemon and honey and blackcurrant. I have tried both the lemon and the cherry ones and currently have the cherry ones in my desk at work. Considering that Strepsils are around double the price of these (and you usually only get 24 in a pack) these are great value - but I do think you get what you pay for and these have a few issues which I have never had with Strepsils. These do very well at soothing the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/11/10 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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I had a chance to get to use the asda menthol throat and cold lozenges when they were on offer for £1 a pack last year. I think that they were great value at that price because I got a lot of them in my pack and they helped me out with my cold. The normal price for the asda menthol lozenge packs is about £1.79 but at £1 a pack they were excellent. The pack is not like what is shown here and they come with a few flavours to choose from. The packs are made from card and they hold 36 menthol lozenges in each one. You can get a cherry menthol pack and I thought they were ok but tasted a bit too sweetie like for me and I kept crunching them up too quick. ... Read the complete review
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