Throat Pastilles 24

These were recommended by my choir director. No other throat pastilles have ever worked like this. It clears the cobwebs within minutes. I’m so happy to have found these.

A favorite for keeping my mouth and throat from getting too dry while singing. Can’t be without them!

Love it It moisturizes and soothes my vocal cords before a long talk. Very helpful for singers, speakers, teachers etc

Very good It brings relief and is great for those who use their voice professionally.

This is my go-to when my throat is at its cold-ravaged or allergy-raked worst. When the pills aren't doing it, when the cough syrup is failing me, and when even the best medicine just isn't soothing my throat . . . this is what I reach for. And I place an emphasis on the originals, on the black ones. The others are fine, but the black ones really get the job done. They don't taste medicinal. (We all know there's a time, day three or four, when you just get sick of medicine.) They smell a little skunky, I'll admit, but taste like licorice. It's not too sweet, not too sour. It's the Goldilocks cough drop, just right. All I can say is trust me, you want this close when your throat hurts and you're desperate for some relief.

I sing regularly and have tried a lot of concoctions for soothing and clearing the throat, but this by far works the best and fastest for me. I felt the effects within the first 5 minutes of taking one. It helped clear up any congestion and opened up my breathing passageways better than anything else I’ve tried. That being said, it does take about 15-20 minutes for the pastille to dissolve completely. You can definitely taste ths menthol, so if you have an aversion to that smell or flavor then these may not be for you.

I was so excited about this product but, I am really disappointed. The flavor is awful and so strong that is impossible to have it in your mouth more than a minute. I would ask for my money to be refunded but I know it can't be done since I opened the package and tried it. I am giving 1 star review because is the only way to leave a review but honestly does not deserve any.

I was interested in these because myrrh is very anti-inflammatory, so I hoped it would be extremely soothing to the throat. Unfortunately I found that these are not as effective as a $3 value bag of eucalyptus cough drops (about $0.07 each). For $0.28 each, Vocalzone throat drops are 4x more expensive. The taste isn't as horrible as many people say -- honestly they just taste kind of like weed. They are interestingly chewy as well. They sure make me look cool, like I know how to string a bass or read sheet music or something, but overall I don't think I'll purchase again.