

Children's Echinacea & Zinc Lozenjet
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Overview
This supplement provides a good dose of zinc, a well-established immune-supporting mineral. However, the efficacy of the Echinacea and Slippery Elm, included in a proprietary blend, is less clear due to inconsistent research for Echinacea and a lack of robust evidence for Slippery Elm. The lozenge format might offer localized benefits for throat comfort.
The Good
Contains zinc, an essential mineral with well-established roles in immune function, at an appropriate dosage for children
MicroLingual tablet form allows for sublingual absorption, potentially improving bioavailability of certain ingredients
Lozenge format may provide localized soothing effects for throat discomfort, particularly from Slippery Elm
The Bad
Proprietary blend conceals exact Echinacea and Slippery Elm dosage, making efficacy uncertain
Echinacea efficacy is debated and inconsistent across studies
Slippery Elm lacks robust scientific evidence for its claimed benefits
Is it for you?
Best For: Children needing immune support, during cold and flu season
Skip If: Child has an autoimmune condition, or is allergic to daisy family plants
Ingredients Analysis
How to Use
Allow lozenge to dissolve slowly in the mouth. Do not chew.
Daily, or as needed
Anytime
With or without food
Who Should Use This
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