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Combination therapy

A combination of long-acting and short-acting NRT combined with behavioural support is more likely to result in successfully stopping smoking compared to either long-acting or short-acting alone combined with behavioural support. Long-acting NRT (i.e. patch) helps control background craving and short-acting NRT helps control breakthrough cravings for nicotine.2

Combination NRT can increase quit rates by 25% compared with the use of a single NRT format.10

The Nicorette range

The Nicorette range gives customers a wide choice of formats. They may need your guidance to help them select the right combination of products for them.

Nicorette Invisipatch 16-hour patch (Long-acting)

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For those who want sustained levels of background nicotine for discreet control of cravings during waking hours.

1 patch daily

Nicorette Invisipatch can be used in combination with a short-acting format to relieve breakthrough cravings. Click through the slider for product details.

Nicorette QuickMist(Short-acting)

For smokers who need fast-acting relief from cravings.Most users require 1-2 sprays every 30-60 minutes

Nicorette 15mg Inhalator(Short-acting)

For those who are likely to miss the hand-to-mouth habit of smoking.Max 6 cartridges daily

Nicorette Microtab(Short-acting)

For smokers who want flexible but discreet control of cravings whenever or wherever needed. Max 40 per day

Nicorette Gum (Short-acting)

For smokers who like using gum as a fast method of controlling cravings. Different flavours and strengths available. As required, up to max of 15 pieces daily

Nicorette Cools Lozenge (Short-acting)

For smokers who want flexible but discreet control of cravings. 8-12 lozenges daily (to a max of 15 lozenges)

Nicorette Nasal Spray (Short-acting)

For highly dependent smokers who need fast-acting relief from cravings. One spray in each nostril, up to twice an hour

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