Kamvar sugar-free lemon throat cold candy featuring natural menthol and lemon flavor to soothe airways without sugar.
FAQ
This SKU is classified as a functional confectionery product, not a pharmaceutical drug. However, the inclusion of food-grade active menthol and citrus extracts provides noticeable cooling relief for minor throat irritation, making it an ideal non-prescription OTC impulse SKU.
Menthol selectively stimulates TRPM8 cold-sensing receptors located on sensory neurons in the oral and nasal mucosa. This biochemical triggering sends cold sensation signals to the central nervous system, creating an immediate sensation of open airways and easing mucosal irritation.
Yes. Formulated with zero sucrose, it causes no glycemic surge in diabetic consumers. Furthermore, unlike decongestant drugs, it contains negligible sodium and no sympathomimetic agents (such as pseudoephedrine), ensuring safety for hypertensive individuals.
Volatile aromatic terpenes are contained using multi-laminated metallized packaging films sealed under hermetic heat controls. This high-barrier shield prevents evaporation of light volatile components, ensuring sustained pungency and throat-soothing efficacy over 24 months.
Because its regulatory manufacturing license is registered under health-oriented food and confectionery categories by the IFDA, it has dual channel rights. It sells freely in retail supermarkets, convenience chains, and petrol stations, as well as OTC health counters in pharmacies.
Commercial distributors submit corporate credentials to receive formal proforma invoices outlining MOQ tiers, palletization parameters, and payment terms. Deliveries are scheduled straight from the Kamvar factory warehouse with official electronic tax documentation and compliance dossiers.
Owing to isomalt's low hygroscopic properties, the candy resists atmospheric moisture pickup far better than conventional sucrose matrices. In extremely humid conditions, only mild surface dullness may develop over extended exposure, but the core matrix resists liquefaction.