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Nicorette Mouthspray Quickmist Spearmint 1mg

Nicorette Mouthspray Quickmist Spearmint 1mg

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Description

Nicorette Mouthspray Quickmist Spearmint 1mg Nicorette Quickmist Spearmint is a fastacting nicotine mouthspray designed to help adult smokers manage cravings and support quit or cutdown attempts. Its ideal for people who need immediate relief in moments when they would normally light up or vape and who prefer a discreet, portable option. This quickmist delivers rapid craving relief with a refreshing spearmint flavour. Before first use, prime the pump by pressing the top until a fine mist appears. For craving relief, spray once into the mouth under the tongue or inside the cheek, wait a few seconds, then swallow. A second spray may be used if needed. Do not exceed 2 sprays per occasion, a maximum of 4 sprays per hour, or 64 sprays in any 24hour period. Use whenever cravings occur. Speak to a healthcare professional if youre unsure how much to use. Each spray delivers 1 mg nicotine. The formulation also contains spearmint flavouring and other excipients to produce the fine mist and palatable taste. Read the label and leaflet for full ingredient information and guidance. Do not use if under 12 years or if allergic to any ingredients. Consult a doctor or pharmacist before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, or if you have medical conditions such as diabetes, liver or kidney disease. Keep out of sight and reach of children. Possible side effects include mouth or throat irritation, hiccups, altered taste, increased salivation, headache, nausea or indigestion and, rarely, allergic reactions (rash, swelling or breathing difficulties) seek medical help if these occur.