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Nicotine Gum (Nicorelief) 4mg Mint 110ct
How NICOrelief TM Works When NICOrelief is chewed, it works as a temporary aid to help you quit smoking by reducing nicotine withdrawal symptoms. NICOrelief provides less nicotine to your blood than cigarettes, thereby allowing you to gradually reduce your body's desire for nicotine. As time passes, you use less and less gum until you no longer need it. How to use NICOrelief NICOrelief is not a typical chewing gum but rather medicine. Therefore, it is crucial that you adhere to these guidelines to minimize side effects that may occur. 1. Stop smoking before using NICOrelief. 2. Follow the Dosing Schedule to reduce cravings and other withdrawal symptoms. 3. Chew NICOrelief very slowly several times. 4. Stop chewing it when you experience a slight tingling or peppery taste (about 15 chews). 5. Position NICOrelief between your cheek and gum and leave it there. 6. When the tingling or peppery taste dissipates (about one minute), chew slowly until it returns, then stop. 7. Position NICOrelief in a different location than the first time and hold it again. 8. Repeat Steps 3 through 7 (chewing then holding) until the flavor or tingling (nicotine) will not return. (About ? hour) 9. Dispose of NICOrelief in a location safe from children or pets. Directions: For smokers of less than 25 cigarettes per day use the 2mg For smokers of MORE than 25 cigarettes per day use the 4mg. Weeks 1-6 Chew 1 piece every 1 or 2 hours Weeks 7-9 Chew 1 piece every 2 to 4 hours Weeks 10-12 Chew 1 piece every 4 to 8 hours. Do not eat or drink anything for 15 minutes prior to using NICOrelief, as it will lessen the effectiveness of the gum. Active Ingredients:Nicotine Polacrilex 4mg Inactive Ingredients: Acesulfame potassium, calcium carbonate,carnuba wax,flavors,gum base,sodium bicarbonate,sodium carbonate,sorbitol,talc Other Information: Each chewing piece contains 100mg calcium and sodium 11mg Store at 68-77 degrees Protect from light
$35.99/each
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A Critique of Nicotine Addiction
A critique of the nicotine addiction hypothesis, based on a critical review of the research literature that purports to prove that it is an addictive drug. It concludes that on present evidence, there is every reason to reject the generally accepted theory that nicotine has a major role in smoking.
$145.00/each
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