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Neo Ciffee

 Neo Citran flavoured as Coffee
 
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For those of us who are sick of tossing fruity flavoured cold remedies down out throats. What I want is a cup of coffee that will make me well. The caffeine will make it non drowsy and allow you to get some work done.
—TBK, Mar 12 2003

Neo Citran http://www.neocitra...ish/pages/page3.htm
[phoenix, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

TheraFlu http://www.drugstor..._cough_medicine.htm
The closest U.S. equivalent I can find. [phoenix, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

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       For non-Canadians, Neo Citran is a hot lemon flavoured cold medication drink.
—waugsqueke, Mar 12 2003
   

       In the UK there are various lemon flavoured cold/influenza remedies that are more or less acceptable in black tea.   

       Since one's palate is usually blunted during a cold, taste isn't so much of an issue. But a coffee-based remedy would be good. (+)
—8th of 7, Mar 12 2003
   

       My own cold remedy consists of whisky, honey, and twenty seconds in the microwave.
—angel, Mar 12 2003
   

       //My own cold remedy consists of whisky, honey, and twenty seconds in the microwave.//   

       Putting your self in the microwave for twenty seconds sounds as if it could be more painful than the cold, [angel].
—jurist, Mar 12 2003
   

       Ho-ho!
[sp]: elf.
—angel, Mar 12 2003
   

       Either the microwave is very big, or [angel] is much smaller than we all thought ......   

       Care to enlighten us ?
—8th of 7, Mar 12 2003
   

       <insert "dancing on the head of a pin" reference here>
—krelnik, Mar 12 2003
   

       Thanks Waugs, I didn't realize Neo-Citran was a canadian only thing.
—TBK, Mar 12 2003
   


 

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