In the US, Halls is for cough drops and other throat-soothing candies.In Brazil, as a recreational candy. How about in your country?
In the US, Halls is for cough drops and other throat-soothing candies.In Brazil, as a recreational candy. How about in your country?
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emergency toothpaste for fresh breath, they sell it right next to cigarettes in the street
It’s just plain candy. If you have a sore throat you would go to a pharmacy, not a candy store, and buy antibiotic candies or some other variation (often honey based).
Here it’s a candy, lots of menthol, but it’s still a candy.
Halls is a candy, a mentholated one but a candy after all. It’s like saying whisky is medicine because it contains alcohol.
Halls are candy and double up as change when paying cash.
Candy, though people having a un comfy time because of their throat do gravitate to their package of halls. Though broncolin gets taken more seriously.
Now that I think so, halls publicity in the US sounds like what broncolin managed in Mexico 🇲🇽
I’m pretty sure that in LATAM they promote it like candies
Hall’s is a recreational candy, it’s just in the US they have endowed it with magical powers.
Somewhat but is not common.
Honey and guaco (mikania laevigata) caramels, gargling a shot of grappamiel or taking actual medicine like bucoseptine is more common.
Not necessarily Honduras, but I have seen it promoted for blow jobs in México.
As a candy. For a sore throat people either go to a doctor to get a medicine recipe or drink hot honey-sweetened milk. Or do both. Besides buying honey candies to have at hand when they’re not home.
We treat it as mint candy. Also useful for bad breath. It is even advertised as such.
They are also used as part of specific sexual practices…