Nicorette QuickMist Freshmint – 2 × 150 Sprays
Rapid nicotine mouth spray for immediate craving relief and smoking cessation support

Nicotine 1 mg per spray (~45 µg nicotine hydrochloride) — an oral mucosal nicotine delivery system designed for fast craving relief

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Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) – OTC, pharmacy-only (nonprescription smoking cessation aid) .

Delivers nicotine rapidly via the oral mucosa (~30 seconds) to curb cravings and withdrawal symptoms without the harmful effects of smoking

Supports adults in quitting smoking or reducing cigarette consumption

Alleviates withdrawal symptoms: cravings, irritability, difficulty concentrating, restlessness

Weeks 1–6: 1–2 sprays per craving event (approx. every 30–60 minutes); max 4 sprays/hour and 64 sprays/day

Weeks 7–9: Gradually reduce usage.

Weeks 10–12: Taper to 2–4 sprays/day, then stop. Continued use beyond 6 months only under professional advice

Instructions:

Prime before first use (pump into tissue until mist appears).

Spray into the mouth, targeting oral lining—do not inhale.

Wait a few seconds before swallowing; avoid eating/drinking 15 minutes before and after to improve absorption

Can be used alone or alongside nicotine patch for dual-therapy support

Common (early use):

Mouth/throat irritation, cough, hiccups, increased saliva, taste changes, dry mouth, headache, dizziness

Nausea, GI discomfort, palpitations, anxiety, insomnia, weight gain, oral ulcers

Allergic reactions (swelling, rash), irregular heartbeat—discontinue and seek medical advice if these occur .

Warnings & Precautions
Not for non-smokers or children < 12 years

Use caution if pregnant, breastfeeding, or have heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, ulcers, epilepsy, hepatic/renal impairment—medical consultation is advised

Smokers with cardiovascular conditions benefit more from quitting with NRT than continuing to smoke

No major interactions, but quitting smoking may alter metabolism of medications like warfarin, theophylline, caffeine, and antipsychotics—monitoring may be required .

Pregnancy & Lactation: Intermittent-use NRT (e.g., spray) preferred if smoking cessation attempts fail; consult healthcare provider

Adolescents (12–17 years): Limited use under professional supervision; discontinue by week 12

Generic Name: Nicotine 1 mg/spray

Form: Freshmint mouth spray, 2 × 150 sprays

Class: Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT)

Status: Pharmacy-only OTC

FAQs
Q1. How fast does QuickMist relieve cravings?
A1. Effects start within ~30 seconds—faster than gum or lozenges

Q2. Can I stop smoking abruptly with it?
A2. Yes—ideal for quit-now approach or cutting down gradually

Q3. Can it be used with nicotine patches?
A3. Yes—support dual therapy; use up to 32 sprays/day alongside a 16-hour patch

Q4. How long can I use it?
A4. Typically 12 weeks; up to 6 months with medical advice
Q5. What if I experience side effects?
A5. Side effects are usually mild; reduce dosing or consult healthcare provider if severe.

What is Nicorette QuickMist mouth spray used for?
Nicorette QuickMist is a fast-acting nicotine mouth spray (1 mg/spray) that delivers relief from cigarette cravings within 30 seconds. Adults use 1–2 sprays per craving (maximum of 4 per hour or 64 per day), following a 12-week tapering program to support smoking cessation efforts.

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