Lakerol Herb Menthol (Green Packaging) 24 count

Candies are very good for dry, irritated throat. It was very nice to get them with the note from Finland.

I never liked gum! I'd chew it for about 5 minutes until the flavor was all gone and that would be it. So I'm not a gum chewer, and not much on hard candies, either. Then I discovered Lakerol! A cross between gum and candy, and the flavor is great and lasts. The perfect confection! Wish they weren't quite so pricey, but a case lasts me almost a year. And while there are different flavors, and I've tried most of them, I'm stuck on the original - and never tire of it. Just the perfect, refreshing chew at work, while driving, etc. - and freshens the breath a bit, too. Thanks Lakerol!

Use them while driving. They last longer than other no sugar candies I’ve tried.

First introduced to them while in Norway. I liked them so much that I had relatives bringing them back by the case(small).I really like their small size to tuck between your cheek and gum and have relief for a long period of time without looking like a chipmunk or getting a sore spot in your mouth like other lozenges do. They're great if you like a licorice taste.

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I have had a love affair with Lakerol for many years. I use if for coughs, for "after coffee breath", before choral practice and just because I love European style licorice.For years I was able to buy it in a few small retail stores in the midwest and at Cost Plus World Market, but the supplies continued to diminish until I couldn't find it anywhere except in "variety" packs (yuck) at Ikea. I was delighted to find it and the red packaging form on Amazon and order several times each year. It isn't the least expensive thing, but I consider it worth the price.

If you come from Scandinavia, you'll love Läkerol.

Discovered these gems in the 1970's in Germany, and have searched and fed my addiction every since. Used to have these imported from Sweden, then bought at IKEA, but this is very convenient and competitively priced. Small enough to stick on the roof of your mouth while singing. Soothing and effective.