Nicorette Chewing gum Frosty mint 4 mg, # 30

Nicorette chews.

gum Frosty mint 4mg No. 30

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NICORETTE

Clinical and pharmacological group

Drug for the treatment of nicotine addiction

ATX code

Nicotine

Dosage

4mg

Structure

Active ingredients: nicotine-polymer complex 4 mg.

Excipients: chewing gum base (a mixture of various types of wax, resin and other hydrocarbons (about 60%) and calcium carbonate (up to 40%)), xylitol, peppermint oil, sodium carbonate, sodium bicarbonate, potassium acesulfame, levomenthol, magnesium oxide , quinoline yellow E 104.

INN / Active ingredient

Nicotine

Storage conditions and periods

At a temperature not higher than 25 degrees.

Expiration date: 3 years

Specifications

Category

Smoking

Scope of the medicinal product

Metabolism

Release form

Chewing gum

Manufacturer country

Sweden

Package quantity, pcs

thirty

Way of introduction

Through the mouth

Vacation conditions

Without recipe

Brand name

Nicorette

The amount of the dosage form in the primary package

15 pcs.

Primary packaging type

Blister

Type of consumer packaging

Pack of cardboard

Pharmaco-therapeutic group

Nicotine addiction treatment

Anatomical and therapeutic characteristics

N07BA01 Nicotine

Dosage form

Chewing gum, [frosty mint]

Packaging

Box

Expiration date in days

730

The target audience

Adult

Dosage (volume) of the substance in the preparation

nicotine 4 mg

Package weight, g

thirty

Mode of application

:

Depending on the severity of the addiction to smoking, Nicorette chewing gum is used with different concentrations of the active substance. If the patient smokes 20 or fewer cigarettes per day or smokes the first cigarette 30 minutes after waking up, then chewing gum with a nicotine content of 2 mg should be used. If the patient smokes more than 20 cigarettes per day or has not been able to quit smoking while using chewing gum with 2 mg nicotine, then it is recommended to use chewing gum with 4 mg nicotine. Nicorette should be used in all cases when there is an irresistible urge to smoke. The gum should be chewed slowly until a strong taste develops, then the chewing should be stopped and the gum should be placed between the gum and the inside of the cheek. After the taste disappears, chewing should be resumed.Only 1 chewing gum should be used at a time. With a complete cessation of smoking, the average daily dose is 8-12 gum, the maximum - 15 gum. It is necessary to use the drug continuously for the first 3 months after quitting smoking. Then you should gradually reduce the amount of consumed gums. When the daily consumption of the drug decreases to 1-2 gum, its use should be discontinued. When reducing the number of cigarettes you smoke, chewing gum should be used between smoking episodes to lengthen the intervals between smoking cigarettes in order to minimize cigarette consumption. The patient should be warned that if, after 6 weeks of using the drug, it was not possible to reduce the daily consumption of cigarettes, it should be consulted with a specialist doctor. The patient should try to quit smoking,when he is ready for this, but no later than 6 months after the start of treatment. If within 9 months after the start of therapy it was not possible to quit smoking, you should seek the advice of a specialist. It is not recommended to use Nicorette chewing gum for more than 12 months. However, some patients may need longer treatment to prevent a return to smoking or return to their previous tobacco use. Chewing gum can be used when you need to temporarily quit smoking, such as when you are in a non-smoking area or in other situations where you need to quit smoking. Specialist consultations and psychological support contribute to the effectiveness of therapy.If within 9 months after the start of therapy it was not possible to quit smoking, you should seek the advice of a specialist. It is not recommended to use Nicorette chewing gum for more than 12 months. However, some patients may need longer treatment to prevent a return to smoking or return to their previous tobacco use. Chewing gum can be used when you need to temporarily quit smoking, such as when you are in a non-smoking area or in other situations where you need to quit smoking. Specialist consultations and psychological support contribute to the effectiveness of therapy.If within 9 months after the start of therapy it was not possible to quit smoking, you should seek the advice of a specialist. It is not recommended to use Nicorette chewing gum for more than 12 months. However, some patients may need longer treatment to prevent a return to smoking or return to their previous tobacco use. Chewing gum can be used when you need to temporarily quit smoking, such as when you are in a non-smoking area or in other situations where you need to quit smoking. Specialist consultations and psychological support contribute to the effectiveness of therapy.However, some patients may need longer treatment to prevent a return to smoking or return to their previous tobacco use. Chewing gum can be used when you need to temporarily quit smoking, such as when you are in a non-smoking area or in other situations where you need to quit smoking. Specialist consultations and psychological support contribute to the effectiveness of therapy.However, some patients may need longer treatment to prevent a return to smoking or return to their previous tobacco use. Chewing gum can be used when you need to temporarily quit smoking, such as when you are in a non-smoking area or in other situations where you need to quit smoking. Specialist consultations and psychological support contribute to the effectiveness of therapy.Specialist consultations and psychological support contribute to the effectiveness of therapy.Specialist consultations and psychological support contribute to the effectiveness of therapy.