Collection for bronchitis 20 filter bags LecraSET

What this herbal tea blend is

LEKRASET Bronhiidi korral taimesegu N20 by Лэкрасет is a herbal tea blend traditionally chosen in the cold season when the throat feels scratchy, the chest feels heavy, or a dry cough makes it hard to settle. Rather than acting in one direction only, this plant infusion combines herbs that help moisten the mucous membranes, loosen thick secretions and make them easier to clear.

Key botanicals and their traditional roles

The blend brings together several well-known botanicals used for the respiratory tract:

• Marshmallow root and plantain — valued for their mucilage, plant compounds that form a gentle coating on irritated tissues
• Licorice root — traditionally used to ease throat roughness and promote easier expectoration
• Coltsfoot and thyme — classic herbs in bronchial teas, often included when mucus feels stubborn and coughing is unproductive
• Fennel and mint — round out the composition by helping the infusion taste smoother and feel less harsh to drink

Why this combination is practical

What makes this herbal collection practical is the combination itself. Some plants in the formula are selected mainly for their coating effect, while others are used when people want a tea that helps shift from a dry, irritating cough toward easier mucus clearance. This makes the infusion suitable for periods when the airways feel irritated:

• after a cold
• from dry indoor air
• during recovery when the cough lingers even though the acute phase has passed

Usage guidance and cautions

LEKRASET herbal tea can fit well into a home regimen for those who prefer traditional plant-based drinks alongside rest, fluids and a balanced recovery plan. Because the blend includes licorice and several active herbs, it is sensible to use it thoughtfully:

• If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or giving herbal teas to a child, check with a healthcare professional first
• If you take medicines regularly, consult a healthcare professional before use
• Seek medical advice promptly if symptoms are strong, prolonged, or accompanied by fever or breathing difficulty