$11.99
Wedderspoon Manuka Honey Lozenges deliver a powerful and fast-acting immune boost that is backed by science. These lozenges utilize the beneficial nature of genuine New Zealand Manuka Honey to soothe and coat the throat while clinically-proven EpiCor boosts the immune system response within two hours. Perfect for your next flight, in-person meeting, or any time you need an immunity boost. Available in three delicious flavors, Elderberry, Cool Mint and Lemon Ginger.
Epicor - scientifically proven to strengthen the body's defenses and activate the immune response within two hours!
Zinc - support immune health and ad in managing inflammation in the body.
Manuka Honey - made with Wedderspoon's Non-GMO Project verified, genuine Manuka honey from New Zealand to calm the throat.
Vitamin C - formulated with Vitamin C to support the immune system.
Serving Size: 3 Lozenges
Total Carbohydrates 10 g
Total Sugars 9 g
Vitamin C 90 mg
Zinc (From Zinc Gloconate ) 5 mg
(Dried Yeast Fermantate) 500 mg
Multifloral Manuka Honey 7 g
Other Ingredients:
Organic Cane Sugar, Organic Rice Syrup, Natural Lemon Oil, Powdered Citric Acid, Natural Oleoresin Ginger Oil
Take as needed
Serving Size: 3 Lozenges
2.6 oz bag
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