Nicosip 2 Mg Mint Flavour Sugar Free Strip Of 10 Nicotine Gums

Nicosip 2 mg Mint Sugar Free Chewing Gum is a nicotine replacement therapy product that may support people who want to stop smoking or reduce cigarette use. The gum releases nicotine slowly for absorption through the lining of the mouth. It provides nicotine without the tar, carbon monoxide, or carcinogens found in cigarette smoke.

Use the chew and park method. Chew one piece slowly until a peppery taste or tingling appears, then place it between your cheek and gum. Repeat this process for about 30 minutes.

A typical schedule is one piece every 1 to 2 hours for the first 6 weeks. Do not exceed 24 pieces a day. Gradually reduce how often you use the gum during the programme.

Do not eat or drink acidic beverages, such as coffee, juice, or soda, for 15 minutes before or during use because they may reduce nicotine absorption.

• Mint flavoured
• Sugar-free formulation
• Nicotine is released slowly and absorbed through the lining of the mouth

Possible side effects and serious reactions include:

• Mouth or throat irritation
• Hiccups or heartburn
• Jaw muscle ache from chewing too vigorously
• Dizziness or headache
• Sleep disturbances
• Increased saliva
• Fast or irregular heartbeat
• Hives, swelling of the face or throat, or difficulty breathing
• Severe nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, dizziness, hearing problems, or confusion from nicotine overdose
• Seizures, reported very rarely in people with a history of epilepsy

• Nicotine 2 mg: Acts on nicotine receptors in the brain and may help reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms while quitting or cutting down smoking.

Nicotine gums may be available in strengths such as 2 mg and 4 mg. Different strengths allow use to be matched to the person's level of cigarette dependence.

• May support efforts to stop smoking
• Can be used while reducing cigarette use before quitting completely
• May provide nicotine replacement during smoking triggers or where smoking is not allowed
• May support the management of withdrawal symptoms such as irritability, anxiety, restlessness, sleep difficulty, anger, increased appetite, and trouble concentrating

• A controlled nicotine source may help the body adjust to lower nicotine levels
• Cravings and the physical urge to smoke may be reduced
• Nicotine absorbed through the mouth may provide a steadier release than cigarette smoke
• Combining the gum with behavioural support may improve the chance of quitting successfully