Niquitin Clear Patches provide 21mg of controlled-release nicotine to support your quit-smoking plan. Designed as part of the Step 1 program, these clear patches are easy to apply and discreet, delivering a steady stream of nicotine over 24 hours. This pack includes 14 patches, offering two weeks of consistent support to help reduce cravings and manage nicotine withdrawal symptoms.

• 21mg nicotine release over 24 hours
• Clear, discreet design for daily wear
• Step 1 of the Niquitin quit program
• 14 patches for two weeks of support

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• GTIN: 5.00035E+12
• Manufacturer: Niquitin
• Size: 21mg / 14
• Categories: Nicotine PatchesNiquitinOver the counter products
• Best buy: 6 - 24 months+

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Aim to use Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) for only 2 to 3 months. The primary goal is to quit smoking. If using NiQuitin Patches, remove them before bedtime. For breastfeeding mothers, tobacco smoke can cause respiratory issues and other problems in infants and children. If NRT is necessary, the nicotine exposure to your baby is less harmful than second-hand smoke. It's preferable to use NRT products like gum or lozenges to manage cravings as they occur, rather than patches. Breastfeeding just before using the product minimizes nicotine exposure to your baby.

For adults and young people aged 12 and over: Strive to quit smoking entirely. If you smoke while using NRT, continue your quit attempt and consider consulting a healthcare professional. Complete the 10-week treatment course (8 weeks for light smokers or those who have reduced strength). Treatment may extend beyond 10 weeks if needed to remain smoke-free.

For adults aged 18 and over: Do not use patches for more than 9 months without consulting a healthcare professional. For those aged 12-18 years: Do not use patches for more than 3 months without consulting a healthcare professional.

If you smoke 10 or more cigarettes a day, start with Step 1 and follow this step-down program:
- Weeks 1-6: Step 1 - NiQuitin 21mg Patch
- Weeks 7-8: Step 2 - NiQuitin 14mg Patch
- Weeks 9-10: Step 3 - NiQuitin 7mg Patch

If you smoke less than 10 cigarettes a day, start with Step 2 and follow this step-down program:
- Weeks 1-6: Step 2 - NiQuitin 14mg Patch
- Weeks 7-8: Step 3 - NiQuitin 7mg Patch

As your body adjusts to not smoking, reduce the patch strength until you no longer need them. This step-down program helps you gradually overcome nicotine dependence. To improve success rates, complete the program and follow a stop-smoking behavioral support program. Refer to the insert for more details. Do not exceed the recommended dose. If you need to use patches for longer than 9 months (3 months for 12-17 year olds), consult a healthcare professional. If you're concerned about relapsing or struggling to stop using NRT, seek advice from a healthcare professional. If you start smoking again

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Do not use NiQuitin Patches if you have had an allergic reaction to nicotine or any other ingredients, if you are a non-smoker or occasional smoker, or if you are under 12 years old. Nicotine levels in NRT are suitable for those quitting smoking but not for children under 12, as they are more sensitive to nicotine, which can be highly toxic and potentially fatal. There are no health benefits to smoking, and quitting is always better. NRT like NiQuitin Patches can assist in quitting. Generally, any side effects from NRT are outweighed by the risks of continued smoking. Seek advice from a healthcare professional if you are hospitalized due to a heart attack, severe heart rhythm issues, or a stroke. Try quitting without NRT unless advised otherwise by a doctor. After hospital discharge, you can use NRT as usual. If you have diabetes, monitor your blood sugar levels more frequently when starting NiQuitin Patches, as your medication needs may change. If you have serious liver or kidney issues, you may be more prone to side effects. If you have an uncontrolled overactive thyroid or an adrenal gland tumor, nicotine may worsen your symptoms. If you have had allergic reactions involving swelling or itchy skin rash, NRT may trigger such reactions. If you have allergic eczema or dermatitis, you may react to the patch. Quitting smoking may affect other medications you are taking. Consult a healthcare professional if you have questions or concerns. If pregnant or breastfeeding, it is best to quit smoking without NRT, but using NRT is better than continuing to smoke. Smoking during pregnancy poses risks to the baby, including poor growth, premature birth, or stillbirth. Quitting smoking is the best way to improve health for both you and your baby, and the sooner you quit, the better. Ideally, pregnant individuals should quit without NRT, but if unsuccessful, NRT may be recommended as it is better for the developing baby than smoking. The decision to use NRT should be made early in pregnancy. If you forget to change your patch, do so as soon as you remember and continue as usual. If you apply too many patches, you may feel sick, dizzy, and unwell. Remove all patches, wash and dry the skin with water only, and contact a doctor or emergency department immediately, showing them the packet or leaflet if possible. Patches are not suitable for children under 12 or non-smokers, as they may experience