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OTC Medicines > Cough and Cold > Cough Drops, Zinc Lozenges > Cough Drops
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| Cold-Eeze Cough Suppressant Sugar Free Drops Bag with Wild Cherry - 18 Each |
| Cold-Eeze Cough Suppressant Sugar Free Drops Bag with Wild Cherry to reduce duration and severity of the common Cough. |
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$6.90 |
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$5.52 |
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| Part No : 876805 |
UPC : 91108010302 |
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| Description |
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MANUFACTURER: QUIGLEY CORPORATION .
INDICATIONS:
Cold-Eeze Cough Suppressant Sugar Free Drops
- No. #1 Pharmacist Recommended.
- Non Drowsy
- Zinc - Gluconate - Glycine
- No Artificial Colors or Preservatives.
- New Great Tasting Flavor.
Cold-Eeze Cough Suppressant Sugar Free Drops Bag with Wild Cherry clinically proven to reduce duration and severity of the common cold.
Symptoms could include one or more of the following: cough, sore throat, stuffy nose, sneezing, post-nasal drip and/or hoarseness.
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Cold-Eeze Cough Drops Non-drowsy formula.
INGREDIENTS:
Active Ingredients:
Ionic Zinc from Zincum Gluconicum 2x (13. 3mg), Zinc Gluconate Trihydrate (104mg - equivalent to Zincum 3x).
Inactive Ingredients:
Corn Syrup, Fruit Extracts, Gluconic Acid, Glycine, Sucrose, No artificial colors or preservatives.
DIRECTIONS:
- For maximum effectiveness start taking Cold-Eeze Cold Drops at the first signs of a cold.
- Completely dissolve a Cold-Eeze Cold Drop in mouth. Do not chew. Repeat every 3-4 hours as needed.
- Continue until all symptoms have ended.
- Recommended daily dosage of Cold-Eeze Cold Drops is 6 drops per day (79. 8mg zinc).
- To avoid minor stomach upset, do not take Cold-Eeze Cold Drops on an empty stomach.
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Do not eat or drink citrus fruits or juices 1/2 hour before or after taking Cold-Eeze Cold Drop. Otherwise drink plenty of fluids.
WARNINGS:
Cold-eeze is formulated to relieve cold symptoms and may be insufficient treatment for influenza. If symptoms worsen, or persist beyond 7 days, consult a physician.
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