The Nicorette Inhalator consists of a plastic cigarette-like tube in which there is a replaceable nicotine cartridge and mouthpiece. The cartridge contains 15mg of nicotine.

The Inhalators are innovatively designed and serve two major functions: they can be a great way to reduce the number of cigarettes you smoke until you quit entirely, or they can be used to simply reduce the number of cigarettes you have in the day.

Nicorette Inhalators are a safe and effective way to help you quit, or cut back on smoking. They can reduce or alleviate the withdrawal symptoms associated with both.

Features:

20 easy to use cartridges
Approximately 40 minutes of intense use
Held like a cigarette to emulate the action of smoking
Relieves cigarette cravings and nicotine withdrawal symptoms with a replaceable cartridge that releases nicotine
Discreet product can be used indoors with no impact on others

Ingredients

Each cartridge: Nicotine (15mg) Menthol.

Usage and Instructions

Ensure the markers of the inhalator's mouthpiece line up, then pull either end in opposite directions.
Insert a nicotine plug into the mouthpiece then twist the parts of the mouthpiece to lock and close.
To remove the used nicotine plug, repeat step one in reverse. Re-align the markers of the mouthpiece and open the device.
Each individual cartridge is equivalent to around 40 mins of intense use, this can be used however you would like - Each cartridge contains 15mg of nicotine and will last approximately 40 minutes.

Warnings

Keep away from children
As this is a medicine, please consult a GP or pharmacist before using if you are currently living with any underlying medical conditions, or, if you are currently using any medication or therapy
If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, seek advice from a medical professional before using
Do not exceed 6 capsules per day
Patients with lung disease may find it difficult to use the inhalator
Do not use if you are allergic to menthol
Likelihood of stopping smoking is increased when using this product with help from your pharmacist, doctor, a trained counsellor or a support program.