1. Chew one piece of gum until the taste becomes strong.

2. Rest between the gum and cheek until the taste fades.

3. Start chewing the gum again.

4. Repeat the process for about 30 minutes.

Chew one piece of Nicotinell gum when you feel the urge to smoke.

The treatment duration is individual. Normally, treatment should continue for at least 3 months. After 3 months, the users should gradually reduce the number of pieces chewed each day until they have stopped using the product.

Treatment should be discontinued when the dose has been reduced to 1-2 pieces of medicated chewing-gum per day. Use of nicotine medicinal products like Nicotinell medicated chewing-gum beyond 6 months is generally not recommended. Some ex-smokers may need treatment with the medicated chewing-gum for longer to avoid returning to smoking. Patients who have been using oral nicotine replacement therapy beyond 9 months are advised to seek additional help and information from a health care professional.

If you have previously failed to quit smoking when using nicotine replacement therapy, we suggest using Nicotinell Gum 4mg.

You can use Nicotinell patches in combination with Nicotinell Lozenge* to help manage your cravings. The patches can provide you with a constant supply of nicotine around the clock, but if at any time you feel a strong urge to smoke, you can use the lozenge to help take the edge off your cravings and stay on track.

However, combination therapy is not recommended for long-term use, and you should speak to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist before starting on this treatment course. Please note, however, if you are using the 1mg lozenge in combination with the patch, you should stop smoking completely.

*refers to 1mg lozenge only

1. Suck one lozenge until the taste becomes strong.

2. Rest between the gum and cheek until the taste fades.

3. Start sucking the lozenge again.

4. Repeat the process until the lozenge completely dissolves.

Suck one Nicotinell Lozenge when you feel the urge to smoke.

The treatment duration is individual. Normally, treatment should continue for at least 3 months. After 3 months, the users should gradually reduce the number of lozenges sucked each day until they have stopped using the product.

Treatment should be discontinued when the dose has been reduced to 1-2 lozenges per day. Use of nicotine medicinal products like Nicotinell medicated lozenge beyond 6 months is generally not recommended. Some ex-smokers may need treatment with the medicated lozenge for longer to avoid returning to smoking. Patients who have been using oral nicotine replacement therapy beyond 9 months are advised to seek additional help and information from a health care professional.

If you have previously failed to quit smoking when using nicotine replacement therapy, we suggest using Nicotinell Mint 2mg Lozenge.’

You can use Nicotinell patches in combination with Nicotinell Lozenge* to help manage your cravings. The patches can provide you with a constant supply of nicotine around the clock, but if at any time you feel a strong urge to smoke, you can use the lozenge to help take the edge off your cravings and stay on track.

However, combination therapy is not recommended for long-term use, and you should speak to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist before starting on this treatment course. Please note, however, if you are using the 1mg lozenge in combination with the patch, you should stop smoking completely.

*refers to 1mg lozenge only

1. Suck one lozenge until the taste becomes strong.

2. Rest between the gum and cheek until the taste fades.

3. Start sucking the lozenge again.

4. Repeat the process until the lozenge completely dissolves.

Suck one Nicotinell Lozenge when you feel the urge to smoke.

The treatment duration is individual. Normally, treatment should continue for at least 3 months. After 3 months, the users should gradually reduce the number of lozenges sucked each day until they have stopped using the product.

Treatment should be discontinued when the dose has been reduced to 1-2 lozenges per day. Use of nicotine medicinal products like Nicotinell medicated lozenge beyond 6 months is generally not recommended. Some ex-smokers may need treatment with the medicated lozenge for longer to avoid returning to smoking. Patients who have been using oral nicotine replacement therapy beyond 9 months are advised to seek additional help and information from a health care professional.

If you have previously failed to quit smoking when using nicotine replacement therapy, we suggest using Nicotinell Mint 2mg Lozenge.’

You can use Nicotinell patches in combination with Nicotinell Lozenge* to help manage your cravings. The patches can provide you with a constant supply of nicotine around the clock, but if at any time you feel a strong urge to smoke, you can use the lozenge to help take the edge off your cravings and stay on track.

However, combination therapy is not recommended for long-term use, and you should speak to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist before starting on this treatment course. Please note, however, if you are using the 1mg lozenge in combination with the patch, you should stop smoking completely.

*refers to 1mg lozenge only

1. Suck one lozenge until the taste becomes strong.

2. Rest between the gum and cheek until the taste fades.

3. Start sucking the lozenge again.

4. Repeat the process until the lozenge completely dissolves.

Suck one Nicotinell Lozenge when you feel the urge to smoke.

The treatment duration is individual. Normally, treatment should continue for at least 3 months. After 3 months, the users should gradually reduce the number of lozenges sucked each day until they have stopped using the product.

Treatment should be discontinued when the dose has been reduced to 1-2 lozenges per day. Use of nicotine medicinal products like Nicotinell medicated lozenge beyond 6 months is generally not recommended. Some ex-smokers may need treatment with the medicated lozenge for longer to avoid returning to smoking. Patients who have been using oral nicotine replacement therapy beyond 9 months are advised to seek additional help and information from a health care professional.

If you have previously failed to quit smoking when using nicotine replacement therapy, we suggest using Nicotinell Mint 2mg Lozenge.’

You can use Nicotinell patches in combination with Nicotinell Lozenge* to help manage your cravings. The patches can provide you with a constant supply of nicotine around the clock, but if at any time you feel a strong urge to smoke, you can use the lozenge to help take the edge off your cravings and stay on track.

However, combination therapy is not recommended for long-term use, and you should speak to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist before starting on this treatment course. Please note, however, if you are using the 1mg lozenge in combination with the patch, you should stop smoking completely.

*refers to 1mg lozenge only