Definitions
- Referring to a small, flat, disc-shaped tablet that dissolves in the mouth. - Talking about a medication or supplement that is taken orally. - Describing a lozenge that is used to treat throat irritation or soreness.
- Referring to a small, diamond-shaped tablet that dissolves in the mouth. - Talking about a medication or supplement that is taken orally. - Describing a candy or throat drop that is used to soothe throat irritation or soreness.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are small tablets that dissolve in the mouth.
- 2Both are used to deliver medication or supplements.
- 3Both can be used to soothe throat irritation or soreness.
- 4Both are available over-the-counter or by prescription.
- 5Both can come in various flavors or types.
What is the difference?
- 1Shape: Troches are typically flat and round, while lozenges are diamond-shaped.
- 2Usage: Troches are often used for medicinal purposes, while lozenges can also be used as a candy or throat drop.
- 3Composition: Troches may contain active ingredients such as medication or supplements, while lozenges may contain flavorings or other non-medicinal ingredients.
- 4Medical use: Troches are often used to treat oral or throat conditions, while lozenges are commonly used to soothe sore throats or coughs.
- 5Availability: Troches may require a prescription, while lozenges are often available over-the-counter.
Remember this!
Troche and lozenge are both small tablets that dissolve in the mouth and are used to deliver medication or supplements. However, troches are typically flat and round and are often used for medicinal purposes, while lozenges are diamond-shaped and can also be used as a candy or throat drop. Troches may contain active ingredients, while lozenges may contain flavorings or other non-medicinal ingredients.
