NiQuitin Mini 4mg (High Strength) 60s

NiQuitin Minis 4mg (High Strength) 60s are used for relief of nicotine withdrawal symptoms and cravings. This type of treatment is called Nicotine Replacement Therapy or NRT. NiQuitin Mini 4mg Mint Lozenges are for smokers who smoke 20 cigarettes or less a day. NiQuitin Minis are sugar free.

When you have an urge to smoke, try NiQuitin Minis Lozenges. The small, mint-flavoured lozenges come in a handy pack shaped like a lighter, offering rapid relief from nicotine cravings. We know that lighting-up can be a hard habit to break. So the next time you have an urge to smoke, reach for NiQuitin Minis instead of your lighter.

How To Use:

• Put one lozenge in your mouth and periodically move the lozenge from one side to the other
• Use 8-12 lozenges each day, up to a maximum of 15
• Continue use for up to 6 weeks while reducing the number of lozenges per day. Once daily use is 1-2 lozenges a day, try to stop using them altogether
• If you are having difficulty discontinuing using lozenges or you are unable to reduce your cigarette consumption after 6 weeks, consult a health care professional

The effects of smoking cessation begin just 20 minutes after your last cigarette. Below is a giving up smoking timeline which will help to show you how kicking the habit will benefit your body.

• After 20 Minutes: Your heart rate and blood pressure returns to normal
• After 8 Hours: Oxygen levels return to normal while the nicotine levels in your blood drop to more than half
• After 48 Hours: Nicotine leaves your body and your carbon monoxide level drops to zero. Your lungs start to clear out mucus and other smoking debris, and your sense of smell/taste improves.
• After 72 Hours: Your breathing gets easier and the shortness of breath you often get as a regular smoker will clear up. Bronchial tubes start to relax and your energy levels will rise.
• After 2-12 Weeks: Your circulation improves. Walking and exercise is easier
• After 3-9 Months: Lung function increases by up to 10%. Coughs, wheezing and breathing problems can become less severe.
• After 1 Year: Risk of heart disease is halved compared to someone who is still smoking.
• After 10 Years: Your chance of getting lung cancer is half that of a current smoker

• After 15 Years: Your risk of having a heart attack or stroke is the same as that of someone who has never smoked.