Honey and cedar pine pastilles with chamomile and lemon balm, N6 - KEDRINI

What These Lozenges Are

"KEDRINI" honey and Siberian pine lozenges with chamomile and lemon balm are a small natural treat from the Kedrini range, designed for moments when you want something pleasant in the mouth without reaching for industrial candy. Six soft pastilles in a pack combine the warm taste of honey with the resinous note of Siberian pine nut and a gentle herbal finish of chamomile and lemon balm.

Key Ingredients

• Honey — used in folk traditions across Northern Europe for centuries as a soothing food for the throat and a source of quick natural sugars.
• Siberian pine (Pinus sibirica) — nuts and resin bring a characteristic balsamic aroma and contribute plant fats and aromatic compounds that give the pastille its recognisable taste.
• Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) — a classic calming herb that adds a mild, slightly sweet-bitter herbal layer.
• Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) — another classic calming herb that contributes a calmer mouthfeel and gentle herbal finish.

When People Choose These Lozenges

As a lozenge melts slowly, it keeps the throat and mouth moist and lets the aromatic plant components release gradually. This makes herbal pastilles a popular choice in situations such as:

• Long meetings or extended periods of talking
• Dry indoor air in winter
• Long drives

Compared to hard sugar candy, a honey-based pastille with herbs feels softer and has a more rounded, less sharp flavour. These lozenges suit people who prefer natural snacks over industrial sweets, tea lovers looking for a small companion to a cup of herbal infusion, and anyone who likes the taste of taiga plants. A pack of six is a handy format for a bag or a desk drawer.

Important Notes

This is a food product containing honey and natural plant ingredients, not a medicine. It is not intended to treat or prevent any condition. Please be aware of the following:

• People allergic to bee products should avoid this product.
• People allergic to pine nuts should avoid this product.
• People allergic to plants of the Asteraceae family (including chamomile) should avoid this product.
• Not recommended for small children who may choke on lozenges.
• If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking medication, check with a specialist before adding new herbal foods to your menu.