Honey Lemon, Wild Cherry and Warm Apple Pie cough drop flavors are currently being offered again in the form of packets filled with sealed drops, with the flavors Black Licorice, Menthol Eucalyptus, and small boxes of cough drops not yet available. In July 2021, Lanes Brands appointed BT Remedies LLC of Trevose, PA the exclusive importer and marketer of Jakemans Throat & Chest Lozenges and Smith Bros. Throat Drops. At that time, Lanes Brands closed their US offices. According to the Smith Brothers website, they currently have four flavors available; Honey Lemon, Wild Cherry, Warm Apple Pie and Black Licorice and all products are offered for sale on the company website. The cough drops are being offered in zipper-sealed bags filled with 30 wrapped drops. Timeline 1830 Birth of William Wallace Smith I 1831 Emigration of Smith family from Scotland to Canada 1836 Birth of Andrew Smith 1847 Emigration from Canada to Poughkeepsie, New York 1852 Cough drops advertised in newspapers 1866 Death of James Smith 1870 Trademark bill defeated 1872 Prepackaged cough drops introduced 1876 Trademarks recognized 1877 Smith Brothers trademark registered 1888 William Wallace Smith II born 1891 Birth of Robert Lansing Smith 1894 Death of Andrew Smith 1913 Death of William Wallace Smith I 1922 Menthol drops introduced 1926 Cough syrup introduced 1936 Death of Arthur G. Smith 1948 Wild cherry drops introduced 1955 Death of William Wallace Smith II 1962 Death of Robert Lansing Smith 1964 Brand is sold to Warner-Lambert 1977 Manufacturing moved to Chicago, Illinois 2016 The Smith Brothers brand is acquired by Lanes Brands, the United States subsidiary of Lanes Health in Gloucester, United Kingdom 2017 Lane Brands, New Hampshire subsidiary, brings the Smith Brothers Cough Drops line back to retail shelves 2021 BT Remedies LLC appointed as the exclusive marketer of Smith Brothers References External links Audio Story on Smith Brothers Patent medicines Sibling duos Companies based in Chicago Poughkeepsie, New York Throat lozenges