Nicorette chewing gum Frosty Mint, 4 mg 30pcs

Treatment of tobacco addiction by reducing the need for nicotine in the following cases:

– reduction of “withdrawal” symptoms that occur when patients who decide to quit smoking;

– in temporary smoking cessation;

– reduction in the number of cigarettes smoked in those who are unable or unwilling to give up smoking completely.

It helps remove pigmented plaque on the teeth and has a whitening effect.

Active ingredient

Composition

The active ingredient:

Nicotine-polymer complex – 22 mg (the stated amount is equivalent to 4.4 mg of nicotine, including 10% excess).

Auxiliary substances:

The chewing gum medicinal kernel:

chewing gum (base)* – 560 mg, xylitol – 302 mg, peppermint oil – 30 mg, sodium carbonate – 30 mg, potassium acesulfame – 2 mg, levomenthol – 2 mg, magnesium oxide – 1 mg, quinoline yellow E-104 – 1 mg;

Inner coating:

“Winterfresh” flavoring – 9 mg, hypromellose – 7.5 mg, sucralose – 3.5 mg, polysorbate 80 – 0.5 mg;

The outer shell:

xylitol – 277.5 mg, pregelatinized starch – 6.5 mg, titanium dioxide – 6 mg, “Winterfresh” flavoring – 5 mg, carnauba wax – 1 mg, quinoline yellow E-104 – 0.078 mg.

* The base of chewing gum medicine is a mixture of different types of wax, resin and other hydrocarbons (about 60%) and calcium carbonate (up to 40%).

How to take, the dosage

Interaction

Special Instructions

Synopsis

Contraindications

Side effects

Overdose

Excessive nicotine intake from substitution therapy and/or smoking may cause symptoms of overdose.

Symptoms of overdose are similar to those of acute nicotine poisoning and include nausea, salivation, abdominal pain, diarrhea, sweating, headache, dizziness, hearing loss and marked weakness. Low blood pressure, weak and irregular pulse, shortness of breath, circulatory collapse, and generalized seizures may occur with high doses of nicotine.

Nicotine in doses tolerated by adult smokers can cause marked symptoms of intoxication in young children, including fatal.

Treatment of overdose: you should immediately stop using nicotine and prescribe symptomatic treatment. Activated charcoal reduces absorption of nicotine in the gastrointestinal tract. If necessary, artificial lung ventilation is performed and oxygen is administered.

Pregnancy use