Nicotinell Patch is a nicotine patch that provides a consistent supply of nicotine for 24 hours. With that in mind a patch can help curb those intense morning cravings and help you stop smoking. Nicotinell Patches are available in three strengths. The dose you start with depends on how much you smoke per day.
Not smoking is tough. It takes about 84 days for most of us to get used to it and in fact the first 2 weeks are arguably the toughest. To give you the best possible chance to get past those first 2 weeks it may be worth giving combination therapy a try. Combination therapy is simple. It is when you use more than one nicotine replacement product at once. For example, wear a patch all day. Take a lozenge* when you get the urge to smoke.
When you combine treatments, you can attack your smoking habit on two fronts and manage it around the clock. It’s a useful method if you need extra support to stop smoking, but make sure you talk to a healthcare professional before you start on this course of treatment. Please note, however, if you are using the 1mg lozenge in combination with the patch, you should stop smoking completely.
Our suggestion tool can help you decide if combination therapy is right for you, providing you information on each treatment option.
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*refers to 1mg lozenge only
You’ve decided to quit smoking, but may still be confused about the right product that best suits your needs. Lozenge, gum or patch? Which dosage is right for me? Our tool can help you decide which product is right for you.
Nicotinell lozenges aren’t intended for use in people under the age of 18. Nicotinell patches and gum aren’t intended for use in people under the age of 12. Please consult a doctor.
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