NiQuitin Mint 4mg 72 Lozenges - Stop Smoking Aid
NiQuitin Mint 4mg 72 Lozenges are a convenient nicotine replacement to help manage cravings and withdrawal while you quit smoking. The mint lozenges dissolve slowly for discreet, fast relief, and users appreciate the fresh taste and simple dosing as part of a structured quit plan.
Each pack contains 72 mint‑flavoured 4 mg lozenges. For adults aged 18 years and over, dissolve one lozenge slowly, moving it from side to side — do not chew or swallow. Weeks 1–6: one every 1–2 hours (at least nine/day); weeks 7–9: every 2–4 hours; weeks 10–12: every 4–8 hours. Do not exceed 15 lozenges/day. Not for non‑smokers, occasional smokers or children under 12. Consult a doctor if pregnant, breastfeeding, diabetic or with recent heart problems. Possible side effects include mouth/throat irritation, nausea, headache or rare allergic reaction.
Product Model: GSL
Pack Size: 72
NiQuitin Mint 4mg 72 Lozenges - Stop Smoking Aid
NiQuitin Mint 4mg Lozenges are a nicotine replacement therapy designed to help adult smokers reduce cravings and manage withdrawal symptoms while quitting. Recommended for adults aged 18 and over who are looking for a mint-flavour lozenge to support a structured quit attempt. Not suitable for non-smokers, occasional smokers or children under 12. Each lozenge is a slow‑dissolving mint tablet that you place in the mouth and move from one side to the other. Do not chew or swallow the lozenge. Use according to the programme: during the first 6 weeks take one every 1–2 hours (at least nine per day); weeks 7–9 reduce to one every 2–4 hours; weeks 10–12 reduce to one every 4–8 hours as you prepare to stop completely. Do not exceed 15 lozenges per day. Composition: each lozenge contains 4 mg nicotine (as the active ingredient) with mint flavouring and suitable excipients to allow slow dissolution in the mouth. The pack contains 72 lozenges, providing a supply for the recommended course when used as directed. Conclusion: Follow the full programme instructions and consult your doctor or pharmacist before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, diabetic, taking medication or under medical care. Do not use if allergic to nicotine or listed ingredients, or after a recent heart attack, severe heart rhythm problems or stroke without medical advice. Possible side effects include mouth or throat irritation, increased salivation, mild nausea, headache, dizziness, hiccups or rare allergic reactions.| Directions | Adults aged 18 years and over should place a lozenge in the mouth and allow it to dissolve slowly, moving it from one side of the mouth to the other. Do not chew or swallow the lozenge. During the first 6 weeks, use one lozenge every 1–2 hours with at least nine per day; from weeks 7–9 reduce to one every 2–4 hours; and from weeks 10–12 reduce to one every 4–8 hours as you prepare to stop completely. Do not exceed 15 lozenges per day and always follow the full programme instructions. |
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