When the season changes, your everyday habits change too
Cooler mornings, indoor heating, air-conditioning and longer stretches spent speaking can all make your usual routine feel less comfortable. Instead of waiting until your throat feels especially dry, autumn is a good time to build a simple comfort ritual into the day.
The Korean combination of radish, pear and honey
Korean households have long paired crisp pear, white radish and honey in homemade seasonal drinks. Each ingredient brings a different part of the experience: pear adds juicy sweetness, radish gives the blend its fresh and gently peppery character, and honey creates a smooth floral finish.
Kim So-hyung Radish, Honey & Pear Throat Comfort turns that familiar combination into individually portioned liquid-tea sticks. There is no grating, simmering or sticky jar to manage—just shake, tear and enjoy.
The easy autumn ritual
Kim So-hyung Radish, Honey & Pear Throat Comfort
A naturally sweet liquid tea made with 42% Korean radish, 21% Korean honey and 21% Korean pear concentrate, plus ginger, balloon flower root, quince, jujube, prepared rehmannia root and poria.
- 15 individually packed sticks, 20g each
- No added refined sugar, preservatives, colors, artificial flavors or sweeteners
- Naturally sweet, lightly peppery and easy to enjoy warm or cool
Three ways to make it part of your day
1. Straight from the pouch
Shake well, tear it open and enjoy it directly when you need the quickest option.
2. Stirred into warm water
Dilute one pouch in warm water for a slower, cozier autumn drink.
3. Chilled or gently frozen
Enjoy it cold, or freeze the pouch and serve it like a small sorbet-style treat.
Serving guide: The package directions state one pouch per serving, once or twice daily. Shake before opening because natural sediment may occur, and consume immediately after opening.
Better does not have to mean complicated
A wellness reset is not about perfect mornings or an overflowing supplement shelf. It is about choosing a few habits you can realistically keep. Place a pouch in your work bag, desk drawer or kitchen cupboard, pair it with a glass of water, and let that small ritual remind you to slow down as the season changes.
What to know before enjoying it
- It is a liquid tea, not medicine. It should not be used to diagnose, treat or replace care for persistent throat symptoms, coughing or breathing concerns.
- It contains honey and natural sugars. One 20g pouch provides approximately 25 calories and 5g of sugar.
- Do not give honey-containing products to infants under 12 months. For older children, follow the manufacturer’s age guidance and ask a pediatric professional when unsure.
- Pregnant or breastfeeding? The manufacturer does not make a specific safety claim. Review the complete ingredient list and speak with your doctor or pharmacist if you have questions.
- Check for sensitivities and cross-contact. The product is made in a facility that also handles multiple common allergens. Review the physical label before use if allergies are a concern.
Frequently asked questions
Does it need to be mixed with water?
No. It can be consumed directly from the pouch after shaking. You may also dilute it in warm or cool water according to preference.
How many pouches can I take per day?
The package directions state one pouch per serving, once or twice daily. Do not exceed the label directions.
Does “no added sugar” mean sugar-free?
No. The formula does not add refined table sugar, but honey and pear naturally contribute sugar. Each pouch contains approximately 5g.
How should it be stored?
Keep unopened pouches at cool room temperature, away from humidity and direct sunlight. Consume the entire pouch immediately after opening.
Is natural sediment normal?
Yes. Sediment may form from the ingredients and does not necessarily indicate spoilage. Shake the pouch well before opening and always check the expiration date and packaging condition.