How Many Fisherman’s Friends Per Day & More

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Given the ingredients of Fisherman’s Friend lozenges, it is possible to experience any of the following side effects:

• Diarrhea
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Stomach upset
• Headache
• Feeling tired
• Missed menstrual periods
• Fluid retention
• Sexual problems in men
• Ataxia
• Abdominal pain
• Drowsiness
• Contact dermatitis
• Condition of involuntary eye movement
• Sleep disorder
• Coma
• Irregularities in heart rhythm, and
• Vertigo

It is also possible to experience side effects not listed here.

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Are Fisherman’s Friends Bad for You?/Are Fishermans Friends Bad for You?

No, Fisherman’s Friends are not bad for you. Although you can experience any of the above side effects based on the ingredients contained in Fisherman’s Friends, the occurrence of these are not very likely.

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You can eat as many Fisherman’s Friends as you would like.

There is no maximum number that is known to be specifically harmful, though the directions on the Fisherman’s Friend Original Extra Strong packet recommend maintaining 2 hours between lozenges.

Fisherman’s Friend Overdose

Fisherman’s Friend lozenges contain menthol and eucalyptus oil.

Overdose symptoms can vary depending on the amount of menthol and eucalyptus oil ingested. Mild symptoms may include dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. More severe symptoms may include difficulty breathing, rapid heartbeat, and seizures.

In rare cases, an overdose can lead to coma or even death.

Treatment for Fisherman’s Friend Overdose

If someone has overdosed on Fisherman’s Friend, it is important to seek medical attention immediately. In mild cases, treatment may involve monitoring the person’s vital signs and providing supportive care such as oxygen therapy or intravenous fluids.

In more severe cases, additional treatments may be needed, such as medication to manage seizures or breathing difficulties.

Prevention of Fisherman’s Friend Overdose

To prevent an overdose, it is important to follow the recommended dosage instructions on the packaging. It is also important to store the lozenges in a safe place, out of the reach of children and pets.

In addition, it is not recommended to consume Fisherman’s Friend in large quantities or to use it as a substitute for other medications prescribed by a healthcare professional.

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Fisherman’s Friend normally comes in paper packaging. The lozenges used to be and can still occasionally be bought in a reusable Fishermans Friend Tin.

Since Fisherman’s Friend lozenges were initially created so that fishermen could carry them out to sea, the metal packaging served to protect the lozenges from water.

Today, the Fishermans Friend tin is a collector’s item.

For lovers of Fishermans Friend, like me, who carry their Fisherman’s Friends everywhere, these tins can be refilled with lozenges from the regular paper packaging more common today. 

This is what a Fishermans Friend tin looks like: 

Fishermans Friend Tin / Fisherman’s Friend Tin Box / Fishermans Friends Tin

Fisherman\’s Friend Mint Lozenges/Fisherman’s Friend Mint Lozenges

Fisherman’s Friend now comes in a variety of flavours. This is what the mint flavour of Fisherman’s Friend looks like.

Click on the image above to find out more about this particular flavour of Fisherman’s Friend.

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When I “pack” my handbag before I go out every day, I recite a list of items that I want to be sure not to forget.

Without going into too many details, my current recitation goes: phone, money, swipe…(insert a few more items here that include a small tin of petroleum jelly 🙂 )… mints, camera.

I am sure you can understand why I carry items such as my phone and money, but an item like mints—and Fisherman’s Friend mints at that—may baffle you a bit (as it has people who’ve seen me put my bag together in the past).

Why Mints?

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where your breath is acting up but you cannot avoid close contact with someone?

I am not trying to be naughty here at all (at least not yet 😉 ).

I really am referring to mundane everyday situations such as having to confer closely with a co-worker after a particularly spicy lunch, or having to talk to someone who’s seated very close to you (as in at a bar or the theater), when you haven’t had anything to eat in a while.

There are countless situations like these. I am sure you can easily come up with a couple yourself.

(And then yes, there are those situations when close-contact includes a lot more than talking 😉 ).

Whatever the case, until your breath is back in order, or until the close-contact situation has come to an end, if you are anything like me, you find yourself in your own little personal hell.

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Fisherman’s Friend Breath Mints

It is in anticipation of situations like these that I carry mints wherever I go.

When it comes to mints, though, all mints are not equal.

Many mints are simply sweet candy with mint flavoring that offer no real respite from bad breath woes.

When I need a mint that packs a punch, I often turn to a trusty mint called Fisherman’s Friend.

To be honest, Fisherman’s Friend is actually a lozenge and not a mint.

I’ve never used it to soothe an irritated throat or to suppress a cough though. I hear it is quite effective at that too!

Whenever I feel my breath needs a little freshening up, I simply suck on one (or even half a) Fisherman’s Friend, and I am sorted!

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Photo Credits: hai-tech.ch, fishermansfriend.com, Fisherman’s Friend UK on Twitter, Ilolo Supermart