Yet only two of the four lozenges Consumer Lab tested—Cold-Eeze Homeopathic Cold Remedy and Nature’s Way Zinc—provided enough. (There are other brands of zinc they didn’t test.) ...

The product: Quigley's Cold-Eeze zinc lozenges. The claim: Sucking these upon the onset of a cold will reduce the severity and duration of the cold. Key ingredient: Zinc gluconate glycine. Price ...

Zinc lozenges may help you beat a cold a day or so sooner, but likely won't help you prevent one. Avoid any zinc nasal sprays, because the risks outweigh any benefit you may get.

Some evidence suggests that zinc lozenges (like Zicam and Cold-Eeze) may ease symptoms and shorten the duration of the common cold, but most studies are small and don't provide "robust" evidence ...

Can Cold-Eeze, which is just $10 at ... says she swears by the zinc-based treatment and that it helps her bounce back from any respiratory illness, ... “They’re the Cold-Eeze lozenges.

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Zinc may help shorten the length and severity of a cold—and some even think it can prevent them. Experts weigh in and dispel any myths.

The maker of Cold-EEZE zinc lozenges is looking to expand its product line. “I love the cough-cold category. But if we want to grow into a really big company, we are not going to be able to do ...

Zinc is often touted as a way to fight the common cold. But while research suggests it does work, there are some caveats. Tod Cooperman, MD, president of the independent testing group ConsumerLab ...

Medically reviewed by Amelia MacIntyre, DO The common cold is, well, common. Most adults experience an average of 2-3 colds yearly. When experiencing uncomfortable cold symptoms like stuffy nose ...