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Niquitin Lozenge Mint 4mg - 72 Lozenges

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Niquitin Mint 4mg nicotine lozenge, 72 lozenges. Dissolves in the mouth to relieve cravings and help you stop smoking.

  • Mint flavour nicotine lozenge — sugar-free.
  • Dissolves in the mouth — no chewing.
  • 4mg dose.
  • 72 lozenges — standard pack.
  • Roughly doubles your chance of quitting.
£9.59 GBP inc. VAT
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Safety information 4
Only for smokers aged 18 and over
Nicotine replacement therapy is for smokers who want to quit. Do not use if you are a non-smoker, and keep well away from children and pets — nicotine is harmful if swallowed.
Pregnant or breastfeeding?
Stopping without any medicine is best in pregnancy. If you can't, speak to your pharmacist, GP or midwife before using NRT — they'll advise whether it's right for you.
Check with a pharmacist if you have a health condition
Ask first if you have had a recent heart attack or stroke, have heart or circulation problems, diabetes, stomach or duodenal ulcers, or kidney or liver problems.
Stop smoking completely while using it
Don't smoke and use NRT at the same time. Always read the pack and leaflet.

Product overview

About Niquitin Mint Lozenge 4mg

Niquitin Mint Lozenge 4mg is a sugar-free nicotine lozenge that helps you stop smoking by relieving cravings and withdrawal. You let it dissolve in your mouth — no chewing — and each lozenge gives a 4mg dose of nicotine to see off a craving discreetly. A smooth, cooling mint taste. This is the standard everyday size for working through your quit (72 lozenges).

How nicotine lozenges help you quit

Stopping smoking makes nicotine levels drop, triggering cravings and irritability. A lozenge tops up nicotine cleanly — without cigarette smoke — so the urge to smoke is easier to manage. NRT roughly doubles your chance of quitting for good.

Which strength should I choose?

Choose 2mg if you smoke 20 or fewer cigarettes a day, or 4mg if you smoke more than 20 a day. If you're unsure, ask our pharmacist.

How to use

Place one lozenge between your gum and cheek and let it dissolve slowly — don't chew or swallow it whole. Move it around your mouth occasionally. It takes around 10–30 minutes. Use one when you feel a craving; most people use 8–12 a day and no more than 15.

Is nicotine safer than smoking?

Yes. The serious harm from smoking comes from the tar and carbon monoxide in the smoke, not the nicotine. A lozenge gives a clean, measured dose to help you stop, which you then taper down.

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