Hi all,
Sick, with bronchitis, i went to a Reformshaus, and asked for a Veganer Hustensaft. The nice sales lady led me to Tannenblut.
Now, as i recalled from childhood, it had honey in it, so i went cautiosly and read the side label: there was no ingrediants list, only a "per 100 ml you will find the following ingredients" or something close to it...
Goodie! I can drink this sweet thing and get well soon. (or so i thought)
After i opened it and tasted just a bit(only for quality control, of course), i noticed the detailed paper inside(then i recalled, that we had it also at home, translated), so i started reading it, and then it was: Zutaten: xxx,yyy,...,..., Honig, ...
Oh! Is that fraud or what?
I spent almost 15euros on that bottle. Why did they hide the ingredients inside?
If one does not open the box (i usually do not open boxes of stuff before i buy them), then one could not know there is honey inside.
I am considering shipping it back to the manufacturer.
Sick, with bronchitis, i went to a Reformshaus, and asked for a Veganer Hustensaft. The nice sales lady led me to Tannenblut.
Now, as i recalled from childhood, it had honey in it, so i went cautiosly and read the side label: there was no ingrediants list, only a "per 100 ml you will find the following ingredients" or something close to it...
Goodie! I can drink this sweet thing and get well soon. (or so i thought)
After i opened it and tasted just a bit(only for quality control, of course), i noticed the detailed paper inside(then i recalled, that we had it also at home, translated), so i started reading it, and then it was: Zutaten: xxx,yyy,...,..., Honig, ...
Oh! Is that fraud or what?
I spent almost 15euros on that bottle. Why did they hide the ingredients inside?
If one does not open the box (i usually do not open boxes of stuff before i buy them), then one could not know there is honey inside.
I am considering shipping it back to the manufacturer.