NICOTEX 2

Anti Smoking

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1. Product Description:

Brand Name: Nicotex 2
Type: Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) – Transdermal Patch
Strength: Likely 7 mg or 14 mg (varies by brand; “2” may indicate step 2 in a step-down program for smoking cessation).
Purpose: Helps reduce nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms when quitting smoking.

2. Composition:

Active Ingredient: Nicotine (released slowly through the skin).
Inactive Ingredients: Adhesive layer, backing material, and release liner (varies by manufacturer).

3. Therapeutic Uses:

Smoking Cessation:
- Reduces withdrawal symptoms (cravings, irritability, anxiety).
- Used as part of a structured quitting plan (often in 3 steps: 21 mg, 14 mg, 7 mg).

4. Dosage & Application:

Apply 1 patch daily to clean, dry, hairless skin (upper arm, chest, or hip).
Step Therapy (Example):
- Step 1 (High): 21 mg/day (heavy smokers, >10 cigarettes/day).
- Step 2 (Medium): 14 mg/day (after 4–6 weeks).
- Step 3 (Low): 7 mg/day (final step before stopping).
Wear for 16–24 hours (depending on brand instructions).

5. Side Effects:

Common:
- Skin redness, itching, or mild burning at the application site.
- Dizziness, headache, or sleep disturbances (vivid dreams).
Serious (Rare):
- Severe skin rash, irregular heartbeat, or chest pain (seek medical help).

6. Precautions & Warnings:

Do NOT smoke while using the patch (nicotine overdose risk).
Avoid heat exposure (saunas, hot showers—may increase nicotine release).
Not recommended for:
- Non-smokers or occasional smokers.
- People with severe heart disease/uncontrolled hypertension.
- Pregnant/breastfeeding women (unless advised by a doctor).

7. Storage & Handling:

Store below 25°C, away from moisture and children.
Dispose used patches safely (fold sticky side in to prevent accidental contact).

8. Quitting Tips with Nicotex 2:

✔ Combine with behavioral therapy for better success. ✔ Gradually reduce patch strength over 8–12 weeks. ✔ If cravings persist, consult a doctor for additional support (e.g., nicotine gum/lozenges).

Note:

“Nicotex 2” may refer to a specific regional brand (e.g., India’s Cipla Nicotex).
Confirm exact dosage and usage from the package leaflet or pharmacist.

1. Product Description:

Brand Name: Nicotex 2
Type: Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) – Transdermal Patch
Strength: Likely 7 mg or 14 mg (varies by brand; “2” may indicate step 2 in a step-down program for smoking cessation).
Purpose: Helps reduce nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms when quitting smoking.

2. Composition:

Active Ingredient: Nicotine (released slowly through the skin).
Inactive Ingredients: Adhesive layer, backing material, and release liner (varies by manufacturer).

3. Therapeutic Uses:

Smoking Cessation:
- Reduces withdrawal symptoms (cravings, irritability, anxiety).
- Used as part of a structured quitting plan (often in 3 steps: 21 mg, 14 mg, 7 mg).

4. Dosage & Application:

Apply 1 patch daily to clean, dry, hairless skin (upper arm, chest, or hip).
Step Therapy (Example):
- Step 1 (High): 21 mg/day (heavy smokers, >10 cigarettes/day).
- Step 2 (Medium): 14 mg/day (after 4–6 weeks).
- Step 3 (Low): 7 mg/day (final step before stopping).
Wear for 16–24 hours (depending on brand instructions).

5. Side Effects:

Common:
- Skin redness, itching, or mild burning at the application site.
- Dizziness, headache, or sleep disturbances (vivid dreams).
Serious (Rare):
- Severe skin rash, irregular heartbeat, or chest pain (seek medical help).

6. Precautions & Warnings:

Do NOT smoke while using the patch (nicotine overdose risk).
Avoid heat exposure (saunas, hot showers—may increase nicotine release).
Not recommended for:
- Non-smokers or occasional smokers.
- People with severe heart disease/uncontrolled hypertension.
- Pregnant/breastfeeding women (unless advised by a doctor).

7. Storage & Handling:

Store below 25°C, away from moisture and children.
Dispose used patches safely (fold sticky side in to prevent accidental contact).

8. Quitting Tips with Nicotex 2:

✔ Combine with behavioral therapy for better success.
✔ Gradually reduce patch strength over 8–12 weeks.
✔ If cravings persist, consult a doctor for additional support (e.g., nicotine gum/lozenges).

Note:

“Nicotex 2” may refer to a specific regional brand (e.g., India’s Cipla Nicotex).
Confirm exact dosage and usage from the package leaflet or pharmacist.

Shipping Options –

We offer a variety of shipping options, including Express Mail Service (EMS), USPS, DHL, FedEx, TNT, UPS, Aramex, Air Cargo, and sea freight.

Terms and Conditions –

Bulk Orders: You are responsible for any local import duties and taxes in your country.

For Patients: When ordering prescription medicines for personal use, or for a friend or relative, a valid medical practitioner’s script or prescription is required.

Return and Refund Policy: Due to the nature of our products, we cannot accept returns or exchanges once a purchase is made. However, in the event of non-delivery, you are eligible for either a 100% refund or a reshipment of your order.

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1. Product Description:

Brand Name: Nicotex 2
Type: Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) – Transdermal Patch
Strength: Likely 7 mg or 14 mg (varies by brand; “2” may indicate step 2 in a step-down program for smoking cessation).
Purpose: Helps reduce nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms when quitting smoking.

2. Composition:

Active Ingredient: Nicotine (released slowly through the skin).
Inactive Ingredients: Adhesive layer, backing material, and release liner (varies by manufacturer).

3. Therapeutic Uses:

Smoking Cessation:
- Reduces withdrawal symptoms (cravings, irritability, anxiety).
- Used as part of a structured quitting plan (often in 3 steps: 21 mg, 14 mg, 7 mg).

4. Dosage & Application:

Apply 1 patch daily to clean, dry, hairless skin (upper arm, chest, or hip).
Step Therapy (Example):
- Step 1 (High): 21 mg/day (heavy smokers, >10 cigarettes/day).
- Step 2 (Medium): 14 mg/day (after 4–6 weeks).
- Step 3 (Low): 7 mg/day (final step before stopping).
Wear for 16–24 hours (depending on brand instructions).

5. Side Effects:

Common:
- Skin redness, itching, or mild burning at the application site.
- Dizziness, headache, or sleep disturbances (vivid dreams).
Serious (Rare):
- Severe skin rash, irregular heartbeat, or chest pain (seek medical help).

6. Precautions & Warnings:

Do NOT smoke while using the patch (nicotine overdose risk).
Avoid heat exposure (saunas, hot showers—may increase nicotine release).
Not recommended for:
- Non-smokers or occasional smokers.
- People with severe heart disease/uncontrolled hypertension.
- Pregnant/breastfeeding women (unless advised by a doctor).

7. Storage & Handling:

Store below 25°C, away from moisture and children.
Dispose used patches safely (fold sticky side in to prevent accidental contact).

8. Quitting Tips with Nicotex 2:

✔ Combine with behavioral therapy for better success.
✔ Gradually reduce patch strength over 8–12 weeks.
✔ If cravings persist, consult a doctor for additional support (e.g., nicotine gum/lozenges).

Note:

“Nicotex 2” may refer to a specific regional brand (e.g., India’s Cipla Nicotex).
Confirm exact dosage and usage from the package leaflet or pharmacist.

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1. Product Description:

Brand Name: Nicotex 2
Type: Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) – Transdermal Patch
Strength: Likely 7 mg or 14 mg (varies by brand; “2” may indicate step 2 in a step-down program for smoking cessation).
Purpose: Helps reduce nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms when quitting smoking.

2. Composition:

Active Ingredient: Nicotine (released slowly through the skin).
Inactive Ingredients: Adhesive layer, backing material, and release liner (varies by manufacturer).

3. Therapeutic Uses:

Smoking Cessation:
- Reduces withdrawal symptoms (cravings, irritability, anxiety).
- Used as part of a structured quitting plan (often in 3 steps: 21 mg, 14 mg, 7 mg).

4. Dosage & Application:

Apply 1 patch daily to clean, dry, hairless skin (upper arm, chest, or hip).
Step Therapy (Example):
- Step 1 (High): 21 mg/day (heavy smokers, >10 cigarettes/day).
- Step 2 (Medium): 14 mg/day (after 4–6 weeks).
- Step 3 (Low): 7 mg/day (final step before stopping).
Wear for 16–24 hours (depending on brand instructions).

5. Side Effects:

Common:
- Skin redness, itching, or mild burning at the application site.
- Dizziness, headache, or sleep disturbances (vivid dreams).
Serious (Rare):
- Severe skin rash, irregular heartbeat, or chest pain (seek medical help).

6. Precautions & Warnings:

Do NOT smoke while using the patch (nicotine overdose risk).
Avoid heat exposure (saunas, hot showers—may increase nicotine release).
Not recommended for:
- Non-smokers or occasional smokers.
- People with severe heart disease/uncontrolled hypertension.
- Pregnant/breastfeeding women (unless advised by a doctor).

7. Storage & Handling:

Store below 25°C, away from moisture and children.
Dispose used patches safely (fold sticky side in to prevent accidental contact).

8. Quitting Tips with Nicotex 2:

✔ Combine with behavioral therapy for better success.
✔ Gradually reduce patch strength over 8–12 weeks.
✔ If cravings persist, consult a doctor for additional support (e.g., nicotine gum/lozenges).

Note:

“Nicotex 2” may refer to a specific regional brand (e.g., India’s Cipla Nicotex).
Confirm exact dosage and usage from the package leaflet or pharmacist.

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