Halls Soothers Real Peach and Raspberry Juice Sweets, 45 g

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Other than “indigo carmine” (which is blue #2), most of the colorings used in different flavors are much less common than the main ones used in animal testing (i.e. blue #1, red #40, yellow #5). If you avoid the honey-flavoured Strepsils, then the other flavours are all vegan by ingredient. However, the use of animal testing is a concern, so you may wish to try another brand of throat sweet that hasn’t been tested on animals instead of Strepsils. Do Strepsils contain paracetamol? According to Fisherman’s Friend’s FAQshowever, all their cough drops are suitable for both vegans and vegetarians, which means they almost certainly use a plant-based magnesium stearate.

If you’re a strict vegan, then only the Sugar Free Citrus Blend Flavor Cough Dropswould be vegan friendly.The only animal-derived ingredient in Strepsils is honey. This is only found in the Strepsils that say ‘Honey & Lemon’ on the front, so it’s easy to avoid without studying the labelling too hard. magnesium stearate, aspartame (E951), lemon flavour, acesulfame K (E950). [ Source] Can vegans have Covonia lozenges? Although Halls Soothers are sold as a sore throat relief product in the UK, they do not contain antibacterial or antiviral active ingredients. In some hot countries, Halls are used as refreshing sweets rather than medication. They are not, therefore, subject to the same animal testing requirements as some other over-the-counter medications like Strepsils. Throat sweets are very rarely labelled as vegan, even if they do not contain any animal ingredients. This is because virtually all prescription and over-the-counter medicines have to undergo animal testing as well as human testing to gain a product license in the UK. Halls Soothers are manufactured by Mondelez International, the makers of Cadbury chocolate amongst other brands. Mondelez International states that the company does not test on animals or contract with external institutions to conduct animal testing on products or ingredients. [ Source]

Covonia Medicated Sore Throat Lozenges are one of the best vegan-friendly remedies for sore throats. Unlike most throat sweets, Covonia lozenges are labelled as suitable for vegans.Sore throats can be caused by all sorts of things including colds, flu, allergies, smoke, an injury, gastro reflux or just talking too much. Many vegans choose to consume artificial colours because they believe that avoiding particular e numbers won’t have much, if any, impact on future harm to animals. It’s impossible to be 100% vegan, so when it comes to veganism, it’s up to each person to choose where to draw the line. Dichlorobenzyl alcohol 1.2mg, Amylmetacresol 0.6mg, Vitamin C 100mg (Ascorbic acid / Sodium ascorbate), Methol, Tartaric acid, Orange flavour, Propylene glycol, Sunset yellow (E110), Ponceau 4R (E124), Liquid glucose, Liquid sucrose. [ Source] Strepsils Menthol Lozenges Please note that parcels weighing over 2kg may be sent via courier due to Royal Mail weight restrictions. Dichlorobenzyl alcohol 1.2mg, Amylmetacresol 0.6mg, Levomenthol 8.0mg, Liquid sucrose, Liquid glucose, Sulphur Dioxide (E220), Tartaric acid, Eucalyptus oil (containing

If you’re not, the only option is the original one. Caramel color canbe non-vegan (milk ingredients), but it usually is vegan friendly. Summary: Look for These Vegan Throat Lozenges and Cough Drops In this article, we’ll consider which popular brands of throat lozenges have animal ingredients and have been tested on animals. I’ll then go on to suggest some natural sore throat remedies that are 100% vegan. What animal ingredients are in throat lozenges? Artificial colors:These will always be listed as a color followed by a number (e.g., blue no. 1, red no. 40, yellow no. 5). Some vegans are okay with these, while others are not due to extensive animal testing around them. Here’s a detailed post on whether or not artificial colors are vegan. Make your own choice.

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In this guide to the best vegan sore throat remedies, we’ll discuss whether popular throat lozenges like Strepsil and Halls Soothers are vegan-friendly. We’ll then look at some other vegan sore throat remedies that you may wish to try. Are throat lozenges vegan? magnesium stearate, anhydrous citric acid (E330), levomenthol. [ Source] Covonia Throat Lozenges Lemon Flavour Glucose syrup, Sugar, Glucose-fructose syrup, Glycerol, Lactic acid, Citric acid, Flavourings, Concentrated peach juice, Concentrated raspberry juice, Acidity regulators (Sodium lactate, Potassium citrate), Menthol, Colours (Beta-carotene, E129, E133), Eucalyptus Oil. [ Source] Halls Soothers Strawberry

If you’re a fairly strict vegan who avoids artificial colors, you wouldn’t consider most Halls to be vegan. Most Strepsils are vegan-friendly as they do not contain any animal-derived ingredients. The exception is honey and lemon Strepsils as honey is not suitable for vegans. Vegans should also be aware that Strepsils may have been tested on animals. From the context of a vegan who wants a clearlyvegan option, Fisherman’s Friends is your best choice, as all their flavors are vegan friendly. propylene glycol), Levomenthol, Carmoisine Edicol (E122), Patent Blue V (E131). [ Source] Strepsils Extra Triple Action Cherry Lozenges

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When it comes to artificial colours, some vegans may choose to avoid these altogether because they have historically been tested on animals. The problem with that is that artificial colours are present in so many foods that they can be very difficult to avoid. The only potential non-vegan ingredient is the magnesium stearatein both the cherry and mint flavors. Some over-the-counter throat lozenges are not suitable for vegans as they contain animal ingredients like honey. Even if no animal ingredients are listed, throat lozenges or their ingredients may have been tested on animals. Sugar, glucose syrup, glucose-fructose syrup, honey (5%), stabiliser (glycerol), acids (lactic acid, citric acid), concentrated lemon juice (0.5%)*, flavourings, acidity regulators (E325, E332), colour, (carotenes), emulsifier (sunflower lecithin). [ Source] Can vegans have Halls Soothers?