How do RADOGRAD lozenges differ from ordinary sugar-based throat lozenges?

The main difference is the isomalt base instead of ordinary sugar. Isomalt is a sugar substitute with a lower glycaemic index, so the lozenges may suit those who are trying to limit their sugar intake but do not want to give up the familiar throat lozenge format.

In terms of composition, RADOGRAD lozenges combine several natural components that are rarely found together in a single product of this type:

• Cedar resin, a resinous substance from conifers that is released slowly as the lozenge dissolves and has long been used in folk tradition for the throat and mouth;
• Propolis, a bee product valued for its rich natural composition;
• Lemon essential oil, which gives a feeling of freshness in the mouth;
• Honey, which softens the taste and complements the natural base;
• Vitamin C, a familiar antioxidant that rounds off the overall composition.

This combination does not make the product a medicine, but it may gently soften the mucous membranes and make the throat feel more comfortable, for example with a tickle caused by dry air, a long conversation or air conditioning. The product is not intended to treat or prevent any disease.