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Pine Brothers Softish Throat Drops- Review





Uses: For temporary relief of minor discomfort and protection of irritated areas in sore mouth and sore throat.
Directions: Adults and children 3 years and over: dissolve 1 or 2 drops slowly in mouth. Repeat as needed. Best if not chewed. 
For children under 3, ask a doctor.


Thank you Pine Bros. for sending me product to review.  All

 opinions are 100% mine and I was not paid for this review.  I 

was given the cherry flavor drops of the 4 choices they have 

which also include, lemon, black licorice, and lemon citrus 

available next year! 

It is true in the name, "Softish" throat drops, they are not hard 

cough drops they are softer but they are not too soft.  It is hard 

to explain them but its good you can't just bite them and eat 

them you truly have to suck on them until there gone.  

I thankfully have been healthy so I can't tell you if they took my 

sore throat pain away.  I am waiting to run into someone who 

has a sore throat and pulling out my travel case.  :)  I will 

gather some opinions and keep you posted.  

Find a store near you that carries Pine Bros. Softish Throat 

Drops.  





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