Nicorette
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Nicorette Mint relieves nicotine withdrawal symptoms, including cravings, symptoms you get when you stop smoking. When you suddenly deprive your body of the nicotine in tobacco, you experience a variety of unpleasant sensations called withdrawal symptoms. By using Nicorette Mint, you can prevent or reduce these unpleasant feelings and cravings for smoking, as you continue to supply your body with a small amount of nicotine for a short period of time. Nicorette Mint does not contain the tar, carbon monoxide or other toxins of cigarette smoke -
Nicorette Mint relieves nicotine withdrawal symptoms, including cravings, symptoms you get when you stop smoking. When you suddenly deprive your body of the nicotine in tobacco, you experience a variety of unpleasant sensations called withdrawal symptoms. By using Nicorette Mint, you can prevent or reduce these unpleasant feelings and cravings for smoking, as you continue to supply your body with a small amount of nicotine for a short period of time. Nicorette Mint does not contain the tar, carbon monoxide or other toxins of cigarette smoke -
The nicotine in Nicorette belongs to the group of withdrawal drugs What it is used for Nicorette 2mg and Nicorette Freshfruit 2mg is used to combat the strong craving for nicotine that people may experience when giving up or cutting down on smoking. Do not use if - You are allergic to any of the ingredients in this medicine. - You have a serious heart condition: - a recent heart attack; - cardiac arrhythmias; - a tight, painful feeling in the chest (angina pectoris); - a so-called Prinzmetal angina. - You have recently had a cerebral haemorrhage (stroke). - You have an inflammation of the mouth, throat or esophagus -
The nicotine in the Nicorette chewing gum belongs to the group of withdrawal drugs. What it is used for Nicorette Menthol Mint chewing gum contains nicotine and is used to treat the withdrawal symptoms most smokers experience when they want to reduce or stop smoking. Do not use if - You are allergic to any of the ingredients in this medicine. - You have a serious heart condition: - a recent heart attack; - cardiac arrhythmias; - a tight, painful feeling in the chest (angina pectoris); - a so-called Prinzmetal angina. - You have recently had a cerebral haemorrhage (stroke). - You have an inflammation of the mouth, throat or esophagus -
The nicotine in the Nicorette chewing gum belongs to the group of withdrawal drugs. What it is used for Nicorette Menthol Mint chewing gum contains nicotine and is used to treat the withdrawal symptoms most smokers experience when they want to reduce or stop smoking. Do not use if - You are allergic to any of the ingredients in this medicine. - You have a serious heart condition: - a recent heart attack; - cardiac arrhythmias; - a tight, painful feeling in the chest (angina pectoris); - a so-called Prinzmetal angina. - You have recently had a cerebral haemorrhage (stroke). - You have an inflammation of the mouth, throat or esophagus -
The nicotine in the Nicorette chewing gum belongs to the group of withdrawal drugs. What it is used for Nicorette Menthol Mint chewing gum contains nicotine and is used to treat the withdrawal symptoms most smokers experience when they want to reduce or stop smoking. Do not use if - You are allergic to any of the ingredients in this medicine. - You have a serious heart condition: - a recent heart attack; - cardiac arrhythmias; - a tight, painful feeling in the chest (angina pectoris); - a so-called Prinzmetal angina. - You have recently had a cerebral haemorrhage (stroke). - You have an inflammation of the mouth, throat or esophagus -
Nicorette Menthol Mint chewing gum contains nicotine and is used to counteract the withdrawal symptoms most smokers experience when they want to reduce or stop smoking. Do not use if - You are allergic to any of the ingredients of this medicine. - You have a serious heart condition: - a recent heart attack; - cardiac arrhythmias; - a tight, painful feeling in the chest (angina pectoris); - a so-called Prinzmetal angina. - You have recently had a cerebral haemorrhage (stroke). - You have an inflammation of the mouth, throat or esophagus -
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