Nicorette Nicotine Inhalator – 4 Cartridges
Hand‑to‑mouth nicotine inhaler delivering oral mucosa absorption, ideal for behavioral support during smoking cessation

Nicotine 15 mg per cartridge (~4 mg delivered buccally)

Also known as Nicorette Inhaler, Nicotine oral inhalator, tobacco cessation inhalator.

Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) – OTC, pharmacy-exclusive smoking‑cessation aid.

Mimics the hand-to-mouth ritual of smoking. Nicotine is released when air is drawn through the cartridge, vaporizing nicotine and menthol—absorbed via the mouth’s lining. Each puff delivers less nicotine than a cigarette; 8–10 puffs ≈ one cigarette.

Supports quitting or reducing smoking.
Offers behavioral comfort via familiar oral action.

Effective combined with patch therapy for enhanced cessation rates.

Load a cartridge into mouthpiece and remove seal.

Inhale through mouth; adjust puff intensity/frequency.

For smoking substitution: ~64–80 puffs (~40 min), equating to one cigarette; use 3–6 cartridges/day (max 6/day).

Treatment: Use for ~3 months, then taper over 6–8 weeks; avoid use beyond 12 months without medical guidance.

Combination regimen: 2–3 cartridges/day added to nicotine patch for breakthrough cravings; patch schedule follows step-down program.

Adolescents (12–17 years) may use under medical supervision for up to 12 weeks.

Common: Mouth/throat irritation, cough, hiccups, dyspepsia, headache.

Less common: Rhinitis, palpitations, insomnia.

Rare: Allergic reactions – swelling, rash; discontinue and seek medical help.
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Not for non-smokers or children under 12.

Caution in pregnant or breastfeeding women—NRT preferable to smoking but use under medical advice.

Use cautiously if cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes, thyroid or peptic ulcer disease, COPD—seek medical advice.

No major interactions; however, quitting smoking may affect metabolism of warfarin, theophylline, caffeine, antipsychotics—monitor dosage.
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Avoid concurrent nicotine products to prevent overdose.

Feature Details
Generic Name Nicotine inhalator, 15 mg/cartridge
Form Oral inhaler device, 4 cartridges
Drug Class Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT)
Regulatory Status OTC, pharmacy-only smoking cessation product

Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How is the inhalator used?
A1. Inhale through the mouthpiece as cravings arise, mimicking cigarette puffs; one cartridge lasts ~40 minutes.

Q2. How many cartridges per day?
A2. Typically 3–6; max 6 cartridges daily.

Q3. Can it be used with patches?
A3. Yes—combined therapy improves quit rates.
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Q4. How long is treatment?
A4. Standard 3 months, taper over 6–8 weeks; avoid use beyond 12 months.

Q5. What if side effects occur?
A5. Usually mild; reduce use or consult pharmacist. Serious symptoms require medical attention.

What is Nicorette Inhalator used for?
Nicorette Inhalator is a hand‑to‑mouth nicotine delivery device containing 15 mg cartridges (~4 mg delivered). It mimics smoking action and relieves cravings. Use 3–6 cartridges daily, or combined with a patch for best outcomes. Each inhalator lasts ~40 minutes, and treatment typically spans 3 months with tapering.

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