Niquitin 21 mg Patches Original Step 1 is a product that is designed to help people quit smoking. The pack contains 7 patches, each of which provides 24-hour relief from nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

The Niquitin patches work by delivering a controlled amount of nicotine to your body through the skin. This helps to reduce the severity of withdrawal symptoms and cravings, making it easier to quit smoking.

The 21-mg patch is the second step in the Niquitin Clear program, which is a 3-step program designed to help people quit smoking. It is recommended for people who smoke more than 10 cigarettes a day and have successfully completed step 1 (which is the 21mg patch).

The patches are designed to be worn for 24 hours and then replaced with a new patch. They are transparent and discreet, so you can wear them under your clothes without anyone noticing.

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• GTIN: 5011080105382
• Manufacturer: Niquitin
• Size: 21mg / 7
• Categories: Nicotine PatchesNiquitinOver the counter products
• Best buy: 6 - 24 months+

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Use NRT for 2 to 3 months. The main goal is to quit smoking. If using NiQuitin Patches, remove them before bed. Breastfeeding mothers should note that tobacco smoke can harm babies and children. If NRT is necessary, it is less harmful than second-hand smoke. Prefer NRT products like gum or lozenges over patches. Breastfeed before using NRT to minimize nicotine exposure to the baby.

For individuals aged 12 and over, aim to quit smoking entirely. If you smoke while on NRT, continue trying to quit and consider consulting a healthcare professional. Complete the 10-week treatment (8 weeks for light smokers or those on reduced strength). Treatment can extend beyond 10 weeks if needed to remain smoke-free. Adults over 18 should not use patches beyond 9 months without consulting a healthcare professional. Those aged 12-18 should not use patches beyond 3 months without professional advice.

For those smoking 10 or more cigarettes daily, start with Step 1:
- Weeks 1-6: NiQuitin 21mg Patch
- Weeks 7-8: NiQuitin 14mg Patch
- Weeks 9-10: NiQuitin 7mg Patch

For those smoking less than 10 cigarettes daily, start with Step 2:
- Weeks 1-6: NiQuitin 14mg Patch
- Weeks 7-8: NiQuitin 7mg Patch

Gradually reduce patch strength as your body adjusts. Complete the step-down program and follow a stop-smoking support program for better success. Do not exceed the recommended dose. If you need to use patches longer than 9 months (3 months for ages 12-17), consult a healthcare professional. If you struggle to quit smoking or stop using NRT, seek professional advice. If you resume smoking, they can guide you on further NRT courses.

To apply patches, choose a clean, dry, hairless skin area. Avoid creased, red, broken, or irritated skin. Open the sachet carefully, remove the patch, and apply it to your skin. Press firmly for at least 10 seconds, ensuring it sticks well. Avoid touching eyes and nose. Wash hands with water only after application. Water will not affect the patch if applied correctly. You can bathe, swim, or shower briefly while wearing it.

Change patches daily, preferably after waking. Leave each patch for 24 hours (

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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 potential side effects of NRT are outweighed by the known risks of 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 (phaeochromocytoma), nicotine may worsen your symptoms. If you have had allergic reactions involving swelling of the lips, face, and throat (angioedema) or itchy skin rash (urticaria), NRT can sometimes trigger these 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 you are pregnant or breastfeeding, it is best to quit smoking without NRT. However, 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 your health and your baby's, 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