Sambucus Elderberry Zinc Lozenges Organic
Lozenges 24
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Product Details
Category: ZincProduct Code: sambucus-elderberry-zinc-lozenges-organic-NWA-orig
Quantity per Container: 24 Lozenges
- Each individual lozenge contains 12.5 mg of black elderberry extract, 5 mg of zinc, and 60 mg of vitamin C
- Helps support and maintain optimal overall immunity without having to swallow pills or drink liquids
- Easy-to-use way to boost your immune system with natural elderberry and zinc.
- Gluten-Free, Certified Organic/Kosher Certified
Suggested Usage
- Adults: Take 1 lozenge as needed up to 4 times daily.
- Children 5 years of age and older: Take 1 lozenge as needed 1-2 times daily.
Ingredients
- Serving Size: 1 Lozenge (4 g)
- Servings Per Container: 24
- Amount Per Serving:
- Calories 15
- Total Carbohydrate 4 g
- -Total Sugars 2 g
- --(includes 2 g added sugars)
- Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 60 mg (67%)
- Zinc (as zinc gluconate) 5 mg (45%)
- Organic Black Elder Extract (berry) 12.5 mg
- -(Sambucus nigra L.) (standardized to BioActives from 800 mg of premium cultivar elderberries)
Contains NO: gluten, artificial preservatives, flavors or colors. Kosher.
Warnings
Keep out of the reach of children.
Additional Information
Sealed for your protection. Do not use if seal is broken.
Ratings & Reviews
5 reviews
throat lozenges
by Bond
These work well for me. They both soothe the irritation and help with coughing.
Not medical or professional advice
Helpful
by William
These seem to help when the throat starts to have that bad feeling. Reasonable price too.
Not medical or professional advice
Good
by Lani
Good ingredients. Not too much sugar. And they definitely seem to work.
Not medical or professional advice
Soothing
by Charlotte
Good product, competively priced!
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Good If You Can Get It Out Of The Wrapper
by Miss
I have used Nature's Way and am a fan. This is the first time trying the SAMBUCUS ELDERBERRY ZINC LOZENGES. They seem effective for improving my immune system once I extracted the lozenge from the plasic wrapper that was stuck to the lozenge. I eventually gained some tricks: first oil my fingers, then run water over the wrapper as the plastic wrapper is scraped off the lozenge. Sure some of the lozenge is lost down the drain but how else is one to get to the lozenge? I tried placing the plastic wrapped lozenge in a glass of room temperature water until it dissolved, stirred in and then drank it. However, the results seem more effective when the lozenges is sucked inside the mouth.
Not medical or professional advice