Are these a medicine?

No, they're menthol sweets. For a cough medicine, see the Covonia syrups.

There's no dose, but the sweeteners can have a laxative effect if you eat a lot in one go.

Are they suitable for diabetics?

They're sugar free, so yes for most people; check the sweeteners on the pack if you're unsure.

Covonia Double Impact Cough Drops Sugar Free Extra Strong - 30g

Sugar-free extra-strong menthol cough drops: a warming flavour over a proper menthol vapour hit that clears the head and calms a tickly throat. 30g pocket pack.

Extra-strong menthol vapour.
Sugar free.
Warming flavour.
Calms a tickly throat.
30g pocket pack.

£2.19 GBP inc. VAT

In stock

Safety information 2

Not a medicine

These are menthol cough sweets, not a licensed medicine. For a cough that lasts more than three weeks, or comes with breathlessness or a fever, see a pharmacist or GP.

Choking hazard

Hard boiled sweets: not for young children, and don't lie down with one in your mouth.

Product overview

About Covonia Sugar Free Cough Drops

Covonia's extra-strong attitude in sweet form: Sugar Free double impact cough drops load a warming flavour over a proper hit of soothing menthol vapour, the brand that doesn't do polite. The sugar-free version in a 30g pocket pack, so the menthol wallop comes without the sugar.

Double impact, decoded

Warmth up front, a menthol surge behind it: the combination clears the head and calms a tickly throat the way the bull on the pack suggests it should. These are the drops for people who find ordinary throat sweets a bit meek.

How to enjoy

Dissolve one slowly whenever the throat tickles or the nose stuffs, and keep the pack in a coat pocket through winter.

Good to know

These are menthol confectionery, not a licensed medicine; Covonia's cough medicines are the syrups. Hard boiled sweets are a choking hazard for young children. A cough lasting more than three weeks needs a GP.