Pulmoll Pastillen Zitrone + Vitamin C

Pulmoll is a well-established brand of throat lozenges and cough pastilles, particularly famous for its distinctive round metal tins. While the brand was originally founded in 1946 by French pharmacist Jacques Lafarge near Paris, it has since become a staple of the German confectionery market. The name is derived from the Latin word pulmonis, meaning lungs.

Since 2003, the brand has been part of the Zertus Group, a long-standing family-owned German company based in Hamburg. The manufacturing of Pulmoll pastilles takes place at a specialized production site in Müllheim, located in the Black Forest region of Germany. This facility is operated by Pulmoll Kalfany GmbH, a subsidiary of Zertus. The lemon-flavored variety shown is sugar-free and contains Vitamin C, reflecting the brand's shift toward functional nutrition and health-conscious recipes that utilize natural sweeteners like Stevia.