Doolittle Sugar Free Soft Fruit Pastilles for Voice and Throat Gift Set, Blackcurrant Flavor, 2.12 Ounce Tin, Approximately 25 Count Package, 3 TinOnline Hot Sale

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Sugar Free Formula: Our soft pastilles are made using the decades old English recipe with the addition of sweetener maltitol. They are known to aid in freshening breath, lubricating the throat and mouth, and may aid in soothing aching throats.

3-Tin Gift Set: These pastilles come exclusively packaged in three convenient metal tins with secure lids, making them a great gift for family and friends. Plus, the slim container easily fits in a pocket or bag, for on-the-go, heavenly relief.

Sweet Relief: Made with 100% fruit extract, our pastilles have a deliciously fruity taste and aroma thanks to the sun-ripening process. Additionally, they are naturally packed with vitamin C for wellness benefits.

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Key Ingredient: Our pastilles moisturize the mouth thanks to the beneficial properties of glycerin, one of the most valuable components in our recipe. It leaves the palate feeling pleasant and refreshed.

Blackcurrant: Sometimes referred to as cassis, blackcurrant has been cultivated in gardens since the 16th century. Black currant is popular for its extraordinarily high vitamin C content.