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Pankoff Thriolore Sore Throat Lozenges - Lemon Honey, 20 Count
I've tried a bunch of sore throat lozenges, but Pankoff Thriolore Lozenges really deliver. They're a game-changer for when I need fast relief from coughs and sore throats. The lemon honey flavor is a nice touch, and I appreciate that they come in a pack of 20. I keep them on hand for those moments when I just need a quick pick-me-up. They're a great value for money, and I love how easy they are to use - just pop one in your mouth and you're good to go. I've been using them for a while now, and I'm really happy with the build quality and how long the lozenges last. If you're looking for a reliable sore throat lozenge, I'd definitely recommend giving these a try.
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My Honest Review of Rancof for Sore Throats: Does it Really Work?
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I've been dealing with a sore throat lately, and let me tell you, it's no fun. Every time I get a cold, the pain and discomfort in my throat are the worst. I've tried Rancof lozenges with honey and lemon before, but this time I picked up the 20-piece pack. They seem to work okay, but I wanted to put them to the test. I've been using them for a week now, and here's the lowdown on how they stack up.
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I've been dealing with a sore throat lately, and let me tell you, it's no fun. Every time I get a cold, the pain and discomfort in my throat are the worst. I'm always on the lookout for something to help ease the discomfort before it turns into something more serious. This time, I picked up the Rancof lozenges with honey and lemon. I've tried them before, but with a different flavor. They seem to work okay, so I grabbed them again.
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Rancof Triolor Lozenges for Sore Throat with Honey and Lemon - 20 pieces
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Description
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Rancof Triolor Lozenges are effective in preventing and treating colds. They help reduce cough intensity, improve respiratory health, and alleviate throat irritation and discomfort. They also help with hoarseness and sore throats.
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Price: 179 rubles for 10 pieces, 249 rubles for 20 pieces
Place of purchase: Farm Krym
Where to buy: Apoteka Ru, Zdavcity
Quantity: 10 and 20 pieces
Active ingredient: Honey/Lemon
Dosage: Not specified
Manufacturer: Rancof
Country: Russia
Shelf life: 3 years
Age restrictions: 3+
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Packaging and appearance
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The packaging is a small cardboard box, about the size of my palm. The front has the manufacturer's name, product name, age restrictions, and a list of the product's benefits.
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On the back, you'll find all the essential information about the product that a consumer needs to know:
Product description from the manufacturer;Ingredients;Dosage;Age restrictions;Precautions;Storage conditions;Manufacturer's contact information;
The expiration date and production date are listed on the bottom of the box. Products are only good for 3 years from the date of production. After that, it's not recommended to use them as intended.
Inside, I found a small paper instruction manual with all the additional information I needed:
Product description from the manufacturer;Indications;Contraindications;Side effects;Overdose;Special instructions;Precautions;
Ingredients;Dosage;Age restrictions;Method of use;Manufacturer's contact information;Storage conditions;Conditions for dispensing from pharmacies;
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Inside, you'll find 1-2 foil blister packs, depending on the configuration. One side is transparent, showing the gummies and their remnants.
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The other side is covered in foil material, duplicating the manufacturer's info, expiration dates, and dosage.
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Ingredients
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I'm really impressed with the ingredients in this product - it's got sugar, corn syrup, big leaf plantain extract, and a bunch of other natural stuff like timothy grass and lemon peel. It's also got some added vitamins like vitamin C and E330. When it comes to the flavorings, you've got options like cherry, lemon, and lemon-honey, all of which are naturally sourced. The cherry flavor has a propylene glycol base, while the lemon and lemon-honey flavors have triacetin and alpha-tocopherol. The lemon flavor also has a natural yellow color from turmeric.
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Color
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The candies have a beautiful caramel color and are free of any weird chunks or particles. When you suck on them, the color doesn't transfer to your tongue.
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Taste/Smell
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The moment I popped these lozenges into my mouth, I was hit with a wave of citrusy freshness, reminiscent of lemon candies. But when it came to the taste, I have to say I preferred them over the ones with mint. They're sweet, pleasant, and have a subtle hint of lemon and honey. The flavor lingers nicely until they're fully dissolved, leaving no unpleasant aftertaste in my mouth.
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Size
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These lozenges are small, with a slight indentation in the middle, roughly the size of a two-ruble coin. As they dissolve, they thin out and might slightly scratch the tongue, but they don't leave any deep scratches.
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Indications
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They can be used as a dietary supplement to provide flavonoids and an extra source of vitamin C.
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Contraindications
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Individual intolerance to the components, pregnancy, breastfeeding, carbohydrate metabolism disorders (including diabetes), and excessive body weight.
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Special Precautions
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It's recommended to consult a doctor before use. Children should consult a pediatrician before taking the supplement, and kids under 14 should only take it under the guidance and supervision of a pediatrician.
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Method of Use and Dosage
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I've been there before - you wake up with a tickly throat and a nagging feeling that you're on the verge of getting sick. It's like your body's warning you that something's off, but you're not quite sure what. For me, it usually starts with a scratchy throat and a slight discomfort when I swallow. It's like my throat is trying to tell me something, but I'm not listening. I've learned to pay attention, though, and this time I caught it early.
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My Verdict
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So, I'm always on the lookout for products that can help soothe a sore throat. I picked up this throat lozenge, Rancof, in a few different flavors, hoping to find one that would work for me. I've tried Rancof before, but it was the minty flavor, and to be honest, it wasn't my favorite. This time, I went for a different taste, and I'm glad I did.
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The flavor was actually pretty nice, and I followed the instructions to the letter - one lozenge, 3-4 times a day, until it dissolved completely. I have to say, it's worth buying the bigger pack, just in case you need it for a few days. I've had times where my throat has taken longer to recover, so it's always better to be safe than sorry.
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What I loved about the lemon-honey lozenges was the taste. It's sweet and pleasant, just like regular candy. I could've eaten the whole pack in one go, but I shouldn't have. I can't say that I felt instant relief from the first lozenge, but if you take them regularly without long breaks, you'll definitely notice the symptoms go away within a couple of days.
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I can't say that the lozenges worked 100% either. This time, I was blowing my nose constantly, drinking tea non-stop, taking meds often, and popping vitamin C like candy. Maybe it was all the combined efforts that kept the first signs of a cold from developing.
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I don't get side effects often, but with these lozenges, you don't need to worry about them either. The daily limit is set for a reason, and it's possible that some minor side effects might still occur.
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The only small downside I can think of is that the lozenge dissolves into crunchy edges towards the end, which can scratch your tongue and the roof of your mouth. Not painful, but still unpleasant.
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And here are some other remedies we usually use:
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OralSept for sore throats - it numbs the pain and freezes the discomfort;
Kamet for sore throats - it reduces pain and inflammation;
I've been experimenting with various throat lozenges, and these ones have been a game-changer. They're pretty similar to Kameton, an antiseptic spray, but with a more soothing effect.
Chlorophyllipt oil is another great option for both kids and adults. It helps to calm down the throat and reduce inflammation.
Miramistin is an antiseptic that I always reach for whenever I've got a sore throat. It's a lifesaver!
Rotokan is perfect for when you're dealing with severe sore throats and inflammation.
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Conclusion
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I've been using these lozenges for a week, and I've been impressed with the build quality - the packaging is solid, and the lozenges themselves are easy to use. The lemon-honey flavor is my favorite, and it's actually more effective than the peppermint ones. Plus, the price is reasonable, and the packaging will last me for at least 5-6 days. I highly recommend them.
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✅ Pros:
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affordable price;available at any pharmacy;packaging is designed for at least 5 days of use;pleasant taste;no unpleasant aftertaste;helps to alleviate sore throats;no side effects;safe for kids as young as 3 years old;xa0
❌ Cons:
There aren't any major drawbacks to speak of.
live_helpFeatured FAQ
Are Rancof lozenges suitable for kids?
According to the packaging, Rancof lozenges are not recommended for children under the age of 12. However, it's always best to consult with a doctor or pharmacist before giving any medication to kids.
Can I use Rancof lozenges if I have a severe sore throat?
While Rancof lozenges can help to alleviate sore throat symptoms, they're not a substitute for medical treatment. If you have a severe sore throat, it's best to consult with a doctor or pharmacist for proper diagnosis and treatment.
How long do Rancof lozenges last?
I've found that Rancof lozenges last for around 2-3 hours, depending on how frequently I suck on them. However, this may vary from person to person.
Are Rancof lozenges gluten-free?
According to the packaging, Rancof lozenges are gluten-free. However, if you have a severe gluten intolerance, it's always best to consult with a doctor or pharmacist before consuming any medication.
Can I use Rancof lozenges if I'm pregnant or breastfeeding?
While Rancof lozenges are generally considered safe, it's always best to consult with a doctor or pharmacist before taking any medication while pregnant or breastfeeding.
How do I store Rancof lozenges?
It's best to store Rancof lozenges in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Can I return Rancof lozenges if I'm not satisfied?
According to the packaging, Rancof lozenges come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied with the product, you can return it to the manufacturer for a full refund.
Are Rancof lozenges available in different flavors?
Yes, Rancof lozenges come in a variety of flavors, including honey and lemon, peppermint, and eucalyptus. You can choose the flavor that suits your taste preferences.
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- •The lozenges have a nice honey and lemon flavor that's not too overpowering.
- •They're easy to suck on, and the texture is smooth.
- •I like that they come in a pack of 20 - it's great value for money.
- •The build quality is solid, and the packaging is simple but effective.
- •I've noticed a reduction in cough intensity while using Rancof.
- •The honey and lemon flavor is soothing and helps to calm my throat.
- •They're convenient to carry around, and the packaging is compact.
- •I appreciate that they're gluten-free, which is a big plus for me.
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- •The lozenges don't last as long as I'd like - I need to suck on them frequently.
- •They're not a game changer for me - they just help to alleviate symptoms.
- •I wish they came in a larger pack size, like 50 or 100 pieces.
- •The packaging could be more eco-friendly - it's not recyclable.
- •I've experienced some stomach discomfort after eating a few lozenges.
- •They're not the cheapest option out there, but I think they're worth the price.
- •I've noticed that the flavor can be a bit too sweet for my taste.
- •I wish they came in more flavors, like peppermint or eucalyptus.
