Ricola eucalipto sugar-free sweets 50g

The Ricola candies eucalyptus they have a characteristic flavor and produce a mild effect of balsamic type that relieves and refreshes the throat and upper respiratory tract. Eucalyptus of Ricola candies contain a very important percentage of cineole, which is extracted from the leaves of the tree of the eucalyptus, whose healing properties for the States influenza, colds or persistent cough, are known since a long time traditional natural medicine.

In addition to the eucalyptus, these candies have a special mixture of Ricola, consisting of thirteen selected herbs that are grown completely naturally without aggregates plant. Is advised to take Ricola candies eucalyptus before pictures of symptoms of colds or flu causing carrasperas, excessive coughing, colds, cough, accumulation of mucus, etc.

The Ricola candies eucalyptus do not contain gluten, so it can be consumed by gluten, nor have (suitable for diabetics) sugar or lactose. Excessive consumption may have a laxative effect because of sorbitol.

How to use Ricola eucalipto sugar-free sweets

Take one sweet every 6 hours.

Isomaltose, sweeteners, sorbitol, extract (0.2%) of eucalyptus and the mixture of 13 herbs Ricola, colorant (chlorophyll, natural aromas).

€3.18 / 100 g

A mild scratchy throat can be caused by multiple factors such as a dry environment, seasonal allergies or even exposure to smoke for extended periods of time.

Resorting to candies, pearls, lozenges or even syrups or sprays helps to soothe the mucous membrane of the throat and airways and to reduce irritation and discomfort.

In addition to this, we can improve certain daily habits that help prevent the onset of an itchy throat, such as appropriate ventilating your home on a daily basis (10-15 mins) and taking care of oral and hand hygiene.

Drink enough water during the day, try not to strain your voice and avoid toxic and irritating substances such as tobacco and excessive alcohol consumption.

In case of other annoying and persistent symptoms (sharp pain when swallowing, inflammation or general discomfort) consult a healthcare professional.