COUGH TABLETS N10 2.9G (Tabletki ot kaslia)

What These Tablets Are

Tabletid köha vastu (Tablets for Cough) by Planeta Zdorovia is a traditional Russian-style herbal lozenge familiar to generations across Eastern Europe. Each pack contains 10 small tablets of 2.9 g, based on a long-standing combination of thermopsis herb and sodium bicarbonate. The product is traditionally chosen during the cold season, when the throat feels irritated and a dry, unproductive cough makes breathing uncomfortable.

Key Ingredients and How They Work

The mechanism behind these lozenges is rooted in plant pharmacognosy. Together, the two ingredients form a classic expectorant pair used in herbal tradition for decades.

• Thermopsis (Thermopsis lanceolata) — contains natural alkaloids that gently stimulate the receptors of the bronchial mucosa, encouraging the airways to produce a thinner, more fluid secretion. This helps the body move mucus upward and outward instead of leaving it stuck deep in the chest.
• Sodium bicarbonate — works alongside the herb by mildly shifting the pH of bronchial fluid, which softens dense phlegm and makes it easier to clear.

When People Choose This Product

People typically reach for this kind of lozenge in the first days of a seasonal cold, when a cough begins to shift from dry and scratchy to productive. It may also be chosen by those who prefer:

• Simple plant-based formulas with a short ingredient list
• An alternative to multi-component syrups with sweeteners and dyes
• A compact, portable format — easy to carry in a bag or pocket, dissolving quickly for use at home, at work, or while travelling

Tips for Use

To get the most out of the herbal action, it helps to drink plenty of warm fluids — herbal teas, water with honey, light broths. Hydration is what allows the loosened mucus to actually leave the airways. Rest and humidified indoor air also make a noticeable difference in how quickly the throat calms down.

Important Notes

Please note: this is a food supplement, not a medicine, and it does not replace treatment prescribed by a doctor.

• Not suitable for children under 12, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or people with peptic ulcer disease
• If the cough lasts longer than a week, or is accompanied by fever, chest pain, or blood in the sputum, consult a physician
• Do not combine with cough suppressants that block the cough reflex, as this can cause mucus to accumulate in the bronchi