Bottle, aqua glass, with contents, for guaiacum and sulphur lozenges, English, late 19th-early 20th century. Guaiacum and sulphur lozenges were taken to relieve chronic pharyngitis. Bottle of guaiacum and sulphur lozenges 1880-1930
Four examples of Zubes lozenges, made by Roberts Laboratories Ltd including: a cardboard box of Honey and Lemon Zubes lozenges, a cardboard box of Zubes original lozenges, an empty tin of Honey and Lemon Zubes lozenges and an empty tin of Zubes lozenges. Zubes
Sure Shield Throat Lozenges made by Thos. Guest & Co. Ltd, in a hinged metal tin, with an information leaflet. Sure Shield Throat Lozenges
Lozenges of Mucilage of Linseed, Extract of Liquorice & Chlorof., made by Thos. Guest & Co. Ltd., open plastic bag of lozenges in a card box. Lozenges
Tube of Lem-eze lozenges, made by Blyton, Astley & Co. Ltd., printed opaque plastic tube with 'push-in' plastic top. Lem-eze lozenges