Xlear Honey Lemon Cough Drops (30 drops)

You need relief from that incessant cough and dry, scratchy throat, and you deserve to have relief in the right way. Many people choose the big-name brands. But that’s the wrong move. You don’t want to go down that road.

Those brands sweeten their drops with sugar, which only feeds the bacteria causing the problem in your throat. So you may have some relief, but only for a fleeting moment. Other brands try to skirt this problem by providing “sugar-free” options, but they’re sweetened artificially. And you don’t want the risks that come with that.

Xlear Cough Drops are different. They are naturally sweetened with xylitol. Xylitol is clinically proven to break-up bacterial biofilms, the communities where bacteria thrive, and inhibit bacteria from sticking around. Xlear Cough Drops actually work against the thing causing the problem in the first place.

With four milligrams of menthol in each drop, it suppresses your exhausting cough, soothes your irritated throat, and moisturizes your dry tissues. The classic honey lemon flavor is comforting and tastes great.

Don’t coat your throat with sucrose, a food bacteria love. Choose naturally sweetened Xlear Cough Drops—the sugar-free option that gives you fast relief when you need it most.

• Sweetened with xylitol to hydrate dry tissues while providing on-the-go oral care.
• Infused with menthol for fast relief and cough suppression.
• Xylitol inhibits bacteria’s ability to adhere to soft tissues, which reduces their ability to thrive.
• Natural non-GMO ingredients so you can feel good about what goes in your body.
• Classic Honey Lemon flavor comforts the senses while it soothes your dry scratchy throat.

Size: 30 drops

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