Cold-Eeze, the zinc lozenges and gum that its maker claims shortens the length of a common cold, contains no phenylpropanolamine hydrochloride, or PPA, which the Food and Drug Administration warned… ...

A total of 249 suburban Cleveland students in Grades 1 through 12 were recruited within 24 hours of developing a cold. Half took 10 milligram zinc lozenges five or six times a day.

The CEO and chief scientist at the company that makes Cold-EEZE, a zinc-based treatment for the common cold, sent a detailed response to a recent Salzberg blog article. Here it is, with commentary.

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 makers of Cold-Eeze, the popular zinc lozenges, chose to take their cues from researchers at Dartmouth and the Cleveland Clinic: Cold-Eeze contains 13.3 milligrams of zinc gluconate.

They"re flavored, fruity, mentholated, homeopathic, and boosted with vitamin C, mint and herbs — and they don"t work. Zinc lozenges do nothing for the common cold, according to a joint study ...

Total U.S. sales of zinc products, such as Zicam and Cold-Eeze, were $340 million in 2023, said Hannah Esper, managing editor of the trade publication Nutrition Business Journal.

The lozenges come in a variety of fruit and mint flavors and are available in 18-count boxes. For more information call (215) 345-0919 or visit www.coldeeze.com . Related Content ...

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 ...

The Bucks County company that makes Cold-Eeze for cold sufferers is launching a new product for people who don’t like to suck on zinc lozenges. ProPhase Labs (NASDAQ:RPH) of Doylestown in ...

Zinc lozenges available over the counter come in doses ranging from 5-13.3 milligrams per lozenge. Sucking on a zinc lozenge ...

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 ...