Nicorette QuickMist helps relieve withdrawal symptoms and curb cravings linked to quitting tobacco smoking or vaping. It is suitable for those aiming to quit entirely or reduce cigarette/e-cigarette consumption. The mouth spray can be utilised in situations where smoking or vaping is impractical or unwanted, such as in smoke-free environments or around family members.
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When quitting smoking or vaping, the absence of nicotine in your system can lead to unpleasant sensations and strong cravings, signalling dependence on nicotine. Nicorette QuickMist delivers nicotine rapidly into your body through the mouth lining, alleviating withdrawal symptoms and reducing cravings without providing the familiar “buzz” associated with smoking or vaping. Using NRT like Nicorette QuickMist offers numerous benefits compared to smoking or vaping, with the advantage of avoiding harmful toxins found in cigarette smoke.
If you can stop smoking/vaping, you should use the mouth spray, as needed, in place of cigarettes/e-cigarettes. Gradually reduce the number of sprays until you no longer require them. For those unable or not yet ready to quit, replacing as many cigarettes/e-cigarettes as possible with the mouth spray is advised, given the harmful toxins in cigarettes. While the effects of vaping on the body remain uncertain, Nicorette QuickMist offers a safer alternative to smoking tobacco, supporting both personal health and that of those around you. Decreasing cigarette/e-cigarette usage may enhance motivation to quit altogether. The mouth spray proves handy in situations where smoking/vaping isn’t feasible or desired, such as social gatherings or work environments.
Like all medications, Nicorette QuickMist can potentially cause side effects, many of which stem from nicotine, like those experienced through smoking/vaping. Upon cessation of smoking/vaping, reducing nicotine intake may lead to unwanted effects, which can also occur if Nicorette QuickMist is underused before readiness to decrease nicotine intake. These effects encompass irritability, impatience, low mood, anxiety, restlessness, poor concentration, increased appetite or weight gain, cravings, sleep disturbances, lowered heart rate, constipation, bleeding gums, dizziness, blurry vision, nausea, sore throat, and nasal symptoms. Additionally, upon quitting smoking, individuals may experience mouth ulcers, coughing, or cold-like symptoms, though the exact cause remains unknown. Specific side effects associated with Nicorette QuickMist include fast or irregular heartbeat, palpitations, shortness of breath, seizures, or allergic reactions. If any of these symptoms occur, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. For a full list of side effects and further details please refer to the Patient Information Leaflet
For a range of alternatives including options like Nicorette Inhalator, we encourage you to explore our smoking cessation homepage. Our comprehensive resources provide various nicotine replacement therapies (NRT) designed to support individuals in their journey to quit smoking.
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