sorry i couldn't resist during the photo shoot they have a reallllly unique taste like eating a lovely menthol tree oh its the best id rather them than chocolate because the taste so unique i thought i would do an uncharacteristically unusual review method (plagiarism) yeah im going to see what others say so prepare for quotes
As soon as you pop a pastille into your mouth you notice the strength of the menthol and other properties that aid breathing. The menthol will last a good while, and even if you can't breathe through your nose when you start, you will find these do work! I do not find the taste particularly appealing, in the way of the sweetie type cough lozenges that are far too moreish! One is plenty, and the Relief they bring makes up for the menthol flavour!
You will find that other people don't keep asking you for one of these, so they last longer! I have actually fallen asleep with one of these in my mouth, and although totally NOT recommended, I was able to finish it up when I awoke, as it was still intact, and had done no harm.
So far I have been sucking one for 19 minutes!
(big thanks to little_red_hen for writing this)
and i pretty much agree they have a serious piney taste that i love if you like mentholy and fruity and strong sweets rather than milkybars i suggest you try these i get them every time i go to the chemist (thank you needing monthly prescription) and ive usually eaten them in the day (dont do that you could get ill )
anyway im gonna wrap this up because im getting carpal tunnel syndrome
ahooooooo i know but check out my delightful tan dont you love the British spring, sun i havent felt so strong
ok first 3 people to comment on what they think of potters catarrh pastilles (real reviews of how the would escribe the taste) get one USD via paypal so get commenting only the first 3 im not made of money
ooh forgot the info
Potters Traditional Catarrh Pastilles Ingredients:
| Menthol BP | |
| Pumilio Pine Oil BP | |
| Eucalyptus Oil | |
| Modified Starch | |
| Sugar | |
| Glucose | |
| Marshmallow liquid extract | |
| Vegetable Oil | |
| Beeswax | |
| Thymol | |
| Carmoisine E122 |
| £2.98 |
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