Vocalzone Throat Pastilles Original 24 – Voice Care

Description

Vocalzone Throat Pastilles are menthol, peppermint oil and myrrh pastilles used by singers, speakers and performers to help relieve throat irritation or dryness that can follow a lot of talking, singing or smoking. Pack of 24, for adults and children over 12, sold by Ways Pharmacy (UK).

Key facts

Key ingredients	Menthol, peppermint oil, myrrh tincture and liquorice extract
Format	Hard black pastille that dissolves slowly in the mouth
Use	To help relieve throat irritation or dryness after talking, singing or smoking excessively
Age	Adults, the elderly and children over 12 years
Directions	Dissolve one pastille in the mouth and breathe deeply; repeat every 2 hours if required
Dietary	Vegan, gluten-free and lactose-free; contains sugar and glucose syrup
Pack	24 pastilles

Who it is for

Singers, actors, teachers, presenters and anyone who relies on their voice
Adults and children over 12 with a dry or irritated throat after heavy voice use

Not suitable for: Children aged 12 and under. Anyone allergic to any of the ingredients. The pastilles contain sucrose and glucose, so people with diabetes or a sugar intolerance should ask a doctor or pharmacist first. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, ask a doctor or pharmacist before use. Stop and seek medical help straight away if you develop breathing difficulty, swelling of the face or throat, or a rash.

How to use

Read the instructions on the pack before use.
Place one pastille in the mouth and let it dissolve slowly. Breathe deeply through the mouth as it dissolves.
Repeat every 2 hours if required.
Do not give to children aged 12 or under.
If your symptoms persist or get worse, speak to a doctor or pharmacist.

Frequently asked questions

How often can I take Vocalzone pastilles?

One pastille, dissolved slowly in the mouth, repeated every 2 hours if required.

Are Vocalzone pastilles a medicine?

Not any more. The manufacturer states that Vocalzone was a licensed medicine in the UK until 2018; it is now sold as a throat pastille. Treat it as a soothing pastille, not as a treatment for an infection. If you have a sore throat with fever or it lasts more than a few days, speak to a pharmacist.