Nicorette Inhaler (Mouth Piece and Refill)

Uses of Nicorette Inhaler

The Nicorette Inhaler is the only inhaler with nicotine that is clinically proven to help you quit. It’s also the only hand-to-mouth option authorized for use anytime, anywhere. Don’t let cigarette cravings get in the way of your quit-smoking journey with Nicorette.

Nicorette Inhaler works to relieve cravings and nicotine withdrawal symptoms associated with a dependence on tobacco. It’s a form of Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) that provides a low level of nicotine to help reduce withdrawal symptoms without any of the tar, carbon monoxide and other chemicals contained in tobacco smoke.

How Nicorette Inhaler works:

• Air is drawn through the inhalor when you inhale with deep or shallow puffs;
• The inhaler releases nicotine, which is vaporised;
• Nicotine is absorbed through your mouth’s lining into your body.

Precautions and Warnings

DO NOT USE IF YOU ARE: are an occasional or non-smoker are pregnant or nursing a child, are under 18 years of age, have allergies to nicotine or to menthol.

ASK YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE USE IF YOU: have/had heart disease, a heart attack, heart pain, irregular heartbeat or a stroke or have ever had high blood pressure, a history of epilepsy or seizures, blood circulation problems or treatment for circulation disorders of the brain, asthma, chronic lung problems, throat diseases, thyroid problems, stomach problems, ulcers or inflammation of the esophagus, kidney or liver disease, diabetes requiring insulin or are taking any prescription medications.

Discontinue use and consult your doctor if irregular heartbeat or chest pain occurs or if severe persistent stomach upset (indigestion, heartburn) develops.

Protect from light and humidity.

Keep out of the reach of children and pets.

Dosage

A Nicorette 15mg inhalator contains 15mg of nicotine per cartridge. The maximum daily dose is six cartridges per day. The amount of nicotine released with each puff on the inhalator is less than a cigarette, which is why you may want to inhale more often than when smoking a cigarette.

Side Effects

Common side effects

• Stomach pain,
• feeling sick (nausea),
• sickness (vomiting),
• diarrhoea,
• allergic reaction,
• burning sensation in the mouth,
• taste disturbance or loss of taste,
• pins and needles,
• dry mouth,
• indigestion,
• excessive gas or wind,
• increased salivation,
• sore and inflamed mouth,
• tiredness (fatigue).