Nicorette Quit Smoking Nicotine Lozenge Icy Mint 4mg 4X20 Pack

Benefits:

• Dissolves in your mouth to relieve nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms
• Comes in 2mg or 4mg so you can choose the right strength based on how much you smoke
• Sugar-free
• Discreet craving relief

Calms cravings, even after the lozenge is gone.

Nicorette Quit Smoking Nicotine Lozenge is suitable for:

Actively fight back against nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms with NICORETTE Lozenge to help you quit for good.

Directions:

1. Place the lozenge in your mouth.
2. Occasionally move the lozenge from one side of your mouth to the other. Do not chew or swallow.
3. Repeat step 2 until the lozenge dissolves completely (about 16-19 minutes).

Ready to quit smoking? Have a lozenge whenever you feel the urge to smoke. Over time, you’ll need fewer lozenges to control your nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

Stopping Immediately

• Week 1-12: 1 lozenge when you have the urge to smoke or every 1-2 hours. Do not use more than 15 lozenges per day.
• After 12 weeks: Gradually reduce to 1-2 lozenges per day and then stop use.

Cutting Down

Gradually increase lozenge use (maximum of 15 lozenges per day) and reduce smoking with the aim of stopping by 6 months. If you have not cut down at 6 weeks or stopped at 9 months, see your doctor or pharmacist.

Ingredients:

Sucralose and 8.3g Mannitol per recommended daily dose.

Warning and Disclaimers:

• Products containing Mannitol have a laxative effect or cause diarrhea.
• Do not use if you are:
• Hypersensitive to any ingredients.
• Under 12 years of age.
• Do not use unless a doctor has told you to if you have - had a stroke, or heart or circulation problems
• Keep out of reach of children
• Use in adolescents under professional supervision only.
• Ask your doctor/pharmacist before use if you are:
• Pregnant or breastfeeding
• Under 18 years of age
• Taking any other medicines
• Ask your doctor/pharmacist before use if you have:
• Uncontrolled high blood pressure
• A stomach ulcer
• Kidney or liver disease - to take insulin for diabetes - an overactive thyroid - adrenal gland cancer

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