Which UK pharmacy aisle purchase do you rely on most when you're feeling rough?

That first hot, lemony sip has become shorthand for admitting you're properly ill. For many Brits, it's less a medicine and more a comfort ritual.

Whether it's the honey and lemon or the extra strong menthol, these lozenges are a staple for commuters, teachers and anyone who talks for a living.

That chalky aniseed hit is oddly reassuring when heartburn strikes. A quiet hero of the British medicine cabinet, especially past a certain age.

The unmistakable menthol smell of a British changing room or an office worker who slept funny. Fierce, effective, and impossible to ignore on public transport.

Small, chalky and always rattling around somewhere in a handbag or glovebox. The go-to for indigestion when you're nowhere near the kettle.