Brand
cherry sore throat lozenge
4 listings carry this brand name, containing 2 different active ingredients.
More than one company files listings under this brand name. That is normal: a brand can be licensed, a private label can be filed by a distributor, and a contract manufacturer can hold its own listing for the same product.
Active ingredients in this brand
Every listing
| Product | Active ingredients | Strength | Form | NDC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cherry sore throat lozenge | Menthol, Benzocaine | 3.6 mg + 15 mg | Lozenge | 59779-545 |
| Cherry Sore Throat Lozenge | Menthol, Benzocaine | 3.6 mg + 15 mg | Lozenge | 36800-832 |
| Cherry Sore Throat Lozenge | Menthol, Benzocaine | 3.6 mg + 15 mg | Lozenge | 41520-043 |
| Cherry Sore Throat Lozenge | Benzocaine, Menthol | 15 mg + 3.6 mg | Lozenge | 0363-1079 |
FDA National Drug Code Directory, retrieved 4 September 2026. A brand name is whatever the company filing the listing entered in the brand name field, so spelling and capitalisation are theirs.
cherry sore throat lozenge on Amazon
Affiliate linksAmazon listings matching this brand name, in Amazon's own search order. Check the strength on the package against the table above.
Luden's Sore Throat Relief Drops, Wild Cherry, 90 Count
Cepacol Extra Strength Sore Throat Lozenges, Cherry 16ct
Luden's Sore Throat Relief Drops, Sugar-Free Wild Cherry, 130 Count
Mucinex InstaSoothe Sore Throat + Pain Relief Elderberry & Wild Cherry Flavor, Fast Acting, Powerful Oral Pain Reliever, 40 Medicated Drops
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