NIKOFRENON 7 mg/24 hours patch transdermal, 7 pcs

Instructions for use for NIKOFRENON 7 mg/24 hours patch transdermal, 7 pcs

Summary: Nicofrenone 7 mg/24 hour patch transdermal is a nicotine patch used to assist in smoking cessation. It relieves nicotine withdrawal symptoms and increases smoking cessation success rates. The patch is applied to the skin daily after getting up and should remain there for 24 hours. The patch thickness can be adjusted according to individual response. The patch should be applied to a healthy, hairless, dry and clean area of skin. It is not waterproof and should be removed during showering, bathing or sauna use. If the plaster no longer sticks, it can be fixed with a conventional wound plaster. In case of overdose, symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, headache and drop in blood pressure may occur. Not all skin sites may be used for sticking the patch and the patch should not be used for longer than 3 months. The medicine must not be used in children and adolescents under 18 years of age. Side effects may include skin rash, redness and itching. The medicine contains nicotine as the active ingredient. It should be kept safe from children as it may cause severe poisoning. Interactions with other medicines are possible and should be discussed before use.