
Strawberry benzydamine lozenges that treat throat inflammation, not just the feeling of it.

Andolex-C is the step up from soothing lozenges: benzydamine, a locally acting non-steroidal anti-inflammatory, paired with the antiseptic cetylpyridinium chloride. Benzydamine is one of the few over-the-counter throat actives with randomised evidence of genuinely reducing sore throat pain, because it treats the inflammation causing the pain rather than masking sensation, and the antiseptic addresses surface microbes. The mild temporary numbness it leaves is the anti-inflammatory working where it was placed. The wildberry pastille format dissolves slower than a lozenge, stretching the anti-inflammatory's contact time on the throat.
When swallowing genuinely hurts, an anti-inflammatory delivered directly to the inflamed tissue outperforms sugar-and-menthol comfort. This is the evidence-carrying tier of the throat shelf. It also earns its keep before events that a raw throat threatens, presentations, singing, teaching, where an anti-inflammatory dose an hour ahead changes the day.
| Brand | Andolex |
|---|---|
| Category | Cold, Flu & Allergy |
| Key ingredient | Benzydamine with cetylpyridinium chloride |
| Product code | 1019756001 |
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