By far the best pastilles for my taste. They are like hard gummies, black to the point that they stain your tongue. Fantastic...

By far the best pastilles for my taste. They are like hard gummies, black to the point that they stain your tongue. Fantastic...

Good for the throat. It soothes it and reduces coughing, smells like you've been drinking ouzo. Be careful if you interact with others at work...

Taste is a very personal matter, but I couldn't eat the candies. Impossible! I got chills from how sweet they were.

For me personally, a useless product, I wouldn't buy it again, nothing it claims is true, take some honey with tea and cinnamon and it will have a better effect

Rather sour and not much of a raspberry flavor, nor can I say that they improved my throat or breathing very much.

I started using them during my pregnancy and since then they are the only ones I use. Especially for during the night, when I get a cough!

Personally, I find the taste extremely unpleasant and that's why I'm writing the review. It tastes like ouzo that has gone bad and I personally don't like it at all. As for the effectiveness, I don't have an opinion yet, but if you don't like the taste of anise, don't get these. I thought that licorice was different from anise, but the taste here is clearly anise.

5 stars for the taste, 1 for the effectiveness, and 0 stars for the many sweeteners that are hidden on the second page.

5 stars for the raspberry flavor, 1 star for effectiveness, and 0 stars for the ingredients that are NOT listed on the first label, but are carefully hidden underneath, on the second! And while in the description you provided on the skroutz platform you mention: "They are suitable for children, as they do not contain chemical ingredients that have been accused of negative effects on health or the environment and for homeopathy. They do not contain sugar, aspartame, artificial flavors, and preservatives." your hidden label contradicts this! Sorbitol, maltitol, sucralose, acesulfame K, glycerin, etc.

Double the price at the pharmacy compared to here. Logical, but not when you're looking for Fisherman's Friend which is under half the price of Apvita on Skroutz (€1) and the pharmacist tries to sell you this as equally good. They melt very quickly, in 1 minute it's gone. They probably contain anesthetic substances which I don't like at all. I believe that eucalyptus and propolis are the best that the company has to offer. The rest probably aren't worth it at all, compared to Fisherman's. To see results, you need to take one lozenge every 3 hours.

I have been taking them for years. I don't care about the taste. What I know is that when I have a cough or a tight throat and feel the phlegm, you take one and "breathe" again, while it dissolves the phlegm and you spit it out afterward. With 2-3 for 2 days, I comfortably clear my throat of phlegm every time.

I was very satisfied with the taste of eucalyptus - propolis (blue packaging). It soothed my throat on the first day and the next day the sore throat was gone. It also helped with my cough. I tried it with honey but it wasn't effective.

Not at all. For a dry throat that is already scratching from the cough, they make it worse and even choke you. Stay away. LEVOTUSS or SINECOD for dry cough, one tablespoon every 8 hours. MUCOSOLVAN if you have a lot of phlegm, one tablespoon every 12 hours

They are hard, rubbery, sweet gummy bears. Besides the sweetness, they are tasteless and odorless (raspberry flavor). I didn't see any difference in my throat while using them. The box is nice, eco-friendly, but not so practical, as it doesn't close tightly and can open at any moment (in your bag for example). I will finish them as a vitamin C supplement, but I won't buy them again, at least not this particular flavor.

It doesn't soothe any throat or cough. It's a simple soft candy that melts very quickly (in a minute). I wouldn't buy it again and I wouldn't recommend it for what it claims. It doesn't work.