McKesson Cold and Cough Relief Brand 7.6 mg Strength Lozenge 300 per Box, 3600/CS

Cold and Cough Relief Brand 7.6 mg Strength Lozenge 300 per Box, 3600/CS

Cold and cough relief lozenges with 7.6 mg of menthol offer a simple option for stocking breakrooms, workplace first aid supplies, and facility wellness stations. Buyers who need a high-count case may find this format useful for shared settings where individually packaged lozenges help support convenient distribution. This case includes cherry-flavored lozenges, with 300 per dispenser carton and 3600 per case.

Good Fit For

• Breakrooms and shared employee areas
• Facility wellness and first aid supply stations
• High-volume replenishment programs

Key Features

• 7.6 mg menthol per lozenge for cold and cough relief
• Cherry flavor may be a practical choice for shared workplace or facility use
• Individual packet format supports convenient distribution
• 300 lozenges per dispenser carton for organized stocking
• 3600 lozenges per case fits higher-volume purchasing needs

Applications and Usage

• Stocking cough relief lozenges in workplace breakrooms
• Supplying individually packaged lozenges in facility wellness stations
• Purchasing bulk case quantities for ongoing replenishment

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This product uses an individual packet format, which may matter for distribution preferences.
• Case quantity is geared toward higher-volume purchasing rather than occasional personal use.
• Product dating indicates shipment with at least 180 days remaining.

FAQ

• How much menthol is in each lozenge? Each lozenge contains 7.6 mg of menthol.
• What flavor are these lozenges? These cold and cough relief lozenges are cherry flavored.
• Are the lozenges individually wrapped? Yes. The container type is individual packet, which can help with convenient distribution in shared settings.
• How many lozenges come in the case? The case includes 3600 lozenges total.
• How many lozenges are in each dispenser carton? Each dispenser carton has 300 lozenges.

From McKesson.