Who might find these boiled sweets handy, and in what situations?

RADOGRAD sage and lingonberry boiled sweets are handy above all in situations when you need something compact and easy to use — no water, no measuring out a dose, nothing to wash them down with.

• People who talk a lot — teachers, managers, call-centre operators: prolonged strain on the voice is often accompanied by dryness and discomfort in the throat, and a lozenge helps maintain a feeling of comfort throughout the day.
• People who work or live in dry rooms — air-conditioned air in offices and on planes noticeably dries out the mucous membranes, and a slowly dissolving lozenge stimulates the flow of saliva.
• People on the move — lozenges do not need to be kept in the fridge, take up no space and cause no problems at airport security.
• People looking for lozenges with herbal extracts in the cool season — as an addition to their usual diet, not as a substitute for treatment.

Bear in mind that the product contains sugar, so people who monitor their sugar intake need to take this into account. During pregnancy or breastfeeding, or if you are prone to allergies to herbs or essential oils, it is best to consult a specialist before use. The sweets contain liquorice, so people with high blood pressure should not consume them in large quantities. In case of individual intolerance to any of the ingredients, the boiled sweets should not be consumed, and if an allergic reaction occurs, stop using them and see a doctor.