Sucrets

Approval Rate: 38%

38%Approval ratio

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    ladyjesusfan77_7

    Fri Jan 16 2009

    I haven't used Sucrets in a long time. I do know they give some relief, but not for very long. They usually wear off pretty fast.

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    amandakrook

    Sun Sep 28 2008

    Sucrets work so well. they numb your mouth and keep you from coughing. they dont taste that bad compared to others.

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    kattwoman

    Thu May 19 2005

    when i was younger sucrets was the cough drop of choice of course it was cherry flavored. but now there are so many economical ones that i never had thought purchasing it

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    jazzybee

    Sat Jul 17 2004

    i don't like the way these things taste.. they make me think about vomiting they taste so bad.

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    ladyshark4534

    Mon Sep 29 2003

    Sucrets is great for a sore throat. It soothes the burning and the drops taste pretty good. There's no side effects with this cough drop that I can think of.

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    lukskywlkr

    Thu Nov 14 2002

    Sucrets don't taste that bad, but after taking one of them, the inside of my mouth always feels numb. I'm not sure I wouldn't rather my throat hurt than to have my mouth numb.

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    maridee

    Wed Nov 28 2001

    I really don't care for the new taste. I remember 'way back when each Sucret was individually wrapped and I loved the taste. These newfangled things are terrible. They don't do a thing for me. Why did you go and change it? If it wasn't broken, why did you try to fix it? Give me back my old Sucrets!

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    frank15

    Wed Jun 06 2001

    Well, I have to give Sucrets one thing going for them--THEY WORK! Take one of these sore-throat drops and you will completely forget about your sore throat. However, they tend to make your entire mouth numb... not a good kind of numb either, it's really irritating. I reccommend having some of these on hand, though, as it's worth sucking on one of these things when you have an ultra-bad sore throat. I certainly wouldn't take one, though, for a minor sore throat... little too good. The cherry ones do taste nice, though (at least before your mouth goes numb, that is).

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    wiggum

    Thu Mar 22 2001

    When I have a really bad sore throat, Extra Strength Sucrets is sometimes the only thing that helps. It works like a local anesthetic and kind of numbs the back of my throat (and my tongue). The Halls or Robitussin cough drops, on the other hand, don’t seem to do anything for me – using them is just like eating candy.

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    mm_rogriguez

    Fri Jan 12 2001

    Made me stop coughing. Soothed my throat. They last a long time.

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    cindylee

    Wed Jan 10 2001

    The taste is really bad, and gets really worse as the medecine dissolves. Doesn't seem to work very well, probably because I didn't want to finish it!

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    victoria_s

    Thu Dec 14 2000

    I was so on this product. It does the job it says it will do but you feel all numb after the Sucret is gone. It's not a good numb though it's just a different kind of feeling you would not want to have. If it really hurts, don't risk it.

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    pooroldedgarde_rby

    Wed Oct 25 2000

    I can't really say that they were very effective medicinally, I tend to think any sort of candy would help to sooth a sore throat. I'm going to have to disagree with the other poster however and say that I used to like the taste of these, not the green ones but the CHERRY ones..mmmmhhh those were good.

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    magellan

    Mon Sep 11 2000

    I agree with the reviewer below - this is a classic case of what is worse, the ailment or the treatment... The tins were cool, but not cool enough to justify having to choke on these foul tasting things.

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    el_parasito

    Mon Sep 11 2000

    Yuck. Doesn't work and tastes horrible. I'd rather have a sore throat all day then suck on one of these lozenges. The only reason I'm giving it a 2 instead of a 1 is that the tins they come in (or used to, anyway) are AWESOME.