Nicorette QuickMist Freshmint 1mg - 150 Sprays
Nicorette QuickMist is the fastest-acting nicotine replacement therapy. Each 1mg spray is absorbed through the lining of your mouth to relieve a sudden, intense craving in around 60 seconds, helping you resist the urge to smoke. Discreet and pocket-sized, it's ideal for cravings on the go.
- Fastest-acting NRT – relieves a sudden craving in around 60 seconds.
- Delivers 1mg of nicotine per spray, absorbed through the lining of the mouth.
- Discreet, pocket-sized 13.2ml spray for cravings whenever they strike.
- Can be combined with a nicotine patch for round-the-clock craving control.
- Simple to use – no chewing or waiting, just one or two sprays when a craving hits.
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Contains nicotine — keep away from children & pets
Do not smoke while using this spray
Pregnancy & breastfeeding
Check with a pharmacist first if you have a health condition
For adult smokers only
Using it correctly
Product overview
Fast relief from sudden cravings
Nicorette QuickMist 1mg Mouth Spray is the fastest-acting form of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT). When a craving strikes, a single spray delivers 1mg of nicotine through the lining of your mouth, easing that sudden, intense urge to smoke in around 60 seconds. The 13.2ml bottle is discreet and pocket-sized, so you can carry it with you and reach for it the moment a craving hits – at work, out with friends or during the times you would usually light up.
How Nicorette QuickMist helps you stop smoking
Cravings and withdrawal symptoms – irritability, restlessness, difficulty concentrating, low mood, disturbed sleep and increased appetite – are what make stopping smoking so hard. QuickMist works by giving you a controlled, lower dose of nicotine without the tar, carbon monoxide and other harmful chemicals found in cigarette smoke. This takes the edge off cravings and withdrawal, so you can break the habit while staying in control. NRT will not undo smoking-related illness, but it gives you a far better chance of quitting for good.
How to use the mouth spray
Before first use, prime the spray by pointing it away from you and pressing the top a few times until a fine mist appears. To use, hold the spray close to your open mouth and aim at the inside of your cheek. Press the top to release one spray, avoiding your lips and the back of your throat, and do not inhale while spraying so the mist does not go down into your lungs. Try not to swallow for a few seconds afterwards. If your craving has not eased after a few minutes, you can use a second spray. Most people need one or two sprays every 30 minutes to an hour. Do not use more than 2 sprays per craving, 4 sprays in an hour or 64 sprays in a day. Always read the pack and leaflet before use.
Using QuickMist alongside a patch
Many people find that a fast-acting form works best when combined with a nicotine patch. The patch delivers a steady background level of nicotine to control everyday cravings, while QuickMist tackles the sudden breakthrough cravings that catch you out – for example after a meal or with a coffee. This combination approach helps a lot of people who struggle with the spray or patch on its own. A pharmacist can help you choose the right strengths and use them safely together.
Who it is for
Nicorette QuickMist is for adult smokers who want to stop smoking or cut down. It is not for non-smokers or children, so always check the minimum age printed on the pack. If you have stopped smoking and are managing well without cravings, you may no longer need it. If you are unsure whether NRT is suitable for you, ask your pharmacist for advice.
Get the right support to quit for good
NRT gives you the best chance of success when you combine it with support. Using QuickMist alongside your local NHS Stop Smoking Service or pharmacist support gives you a much better chance of quitting than willpower alone. If you slip and have a cigarette, do not give up – keep using your spray and keep going, because NRT is far safer than smoking.
Product details
- Active ingredients Nicotine 1mg per spray
- Vendor Nicorette
- SKU 3598349
Important information
Do not smoke while using Nicorette QuickMist. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, it is best to try to stop without medicines, but if NRT helps then it is preferable to continuing to smoke – speak to your midwife, GP or pharmacist, as intermittent forms such as the spray may be preferred. Ask a pharmacist or GP before use if you have recently had a heart attack or stroke, have unstable angina, an irregular heartbeat, diabetes, an overactive thyroid, phaeochromocytoma, a stomach ulcer, or liver or kidney problems. Contains nicotine, which can be harmful – keep out of the sight and reach of children and pets. Always read the leaflet before use.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use Nicorette QuickMist mouth spray?
Prime a new spray first by pointing it away from you and pressing the top until a fine mist appears. Then hold it close to your open mouth, aim at the inside of your cheek and press once to release a spray. Avoid your lips and the back of your throat, don't inhale as you spray, and try not to swallow for a few seconds afterwards. If the craving hasn't eased after a few minutes, use a second spray.
How quickly does Nicorette QuickMist work?
It's the fastest-acting form of NRT. Because the nicotine is absorbed through the lining of your mouth, one spray can relieve a sudden, intense craving in around 60 seconds – which is why many people use it for cravings that catch them out during the day.
How many sprays can I use a day?
Most people need one or two sprays every 30 minutes to an hour. Use one spray when a craving starts and a second after a few minutes if you still need it. Do not use more than 2 sprays per craving, 4 sprays in an hour, or 64 sprays in 24 hours. Always follow the instructions in the leaflet.
Do I swallow the spray or spray it down my throat?
No. Aim at the inside of your cheek, not the back of your throat, and don't inhale or swallow while you spray. Swallowing more of the nicotine can cause hiccups, a sore throat or an upset stomach, so try to avoid swallowing for a few seconds after spraying.
Can I use Nicorette QuickMist together with a nicotine patch?
Yes – this is called combination therapy and it suits many people. A patch gives a steady background level of nicotine to control everyday cravings, while QuickMist deals with the sudden breakthrough cravings on top. Ask your pharmacist to help you pick the right patch strength and use the two together safely.
How long should I use Nicorette QuickMist for?
Many people use it for around 12 weeks and then gradually cut down the number of sprays as their cravings ease. Some need a little longer, and it's better to keep using the spray than to go back to smoking. If you still feel you need it after several months, speak to your pharmacist for advice.
Can I use it if I'm pregnant or breastfeeding?
It's best to try to stop smoking without medicines during pregnancy or breastfeeding, but if you can't, NRT is preferable to carrying on smoking. Get advice from your midwife, GP or pharmacist first – intermittent forms such as this spray are often preferred, and they can help you use it safely.
Who should check with a pharmacist before using it?
Speak to a pharmacist or GP first if you have recently had a heart attack or stroke, have unstable angina, an irregular heartbeat, diabetes, an overactive thyroid, phaeochromocytoma, a stomach ulcer, or liver or kidney problems. The spray is for adult smokers only and isn't suitable for non-smokers or children.
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