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What is NULIFE 2MG?
- NULIFE 2MG contains nicotine which belongs to a group of medicines called nicotine replacement therapy (NRT).
- It acts to substitute the nicotine that you normally get from cigarettes and can help you stop smoking.
CONSUMER MEDICINE INFORMATION
THERAPEUTIC USES
WARNING & PRECAUTIONS
INTERACTIONS
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
SIDE EFFECTS
MORE INFORMATION
What NULIFE 2MG is used for?
- It can be used to relieve the symptoms of nicotine withdrawal and reduce the cravings for nicotine that you get when you try to stop smoking
- When you stop smoking, or cut down the number of cigarettes you smoke, your body misses the nicotine that you have been absorbing from the smoke. You may experience unpleasant feelings and a strong desire to smoke (“craving”)
Talk to your doctor before taking this medicine, if you,
- are allergic to any of the ingredients in this medicine
- have any heart, liver or kidneys problems
- have diabetes
- have an ulcer in your stomach or upper intestine
- have an overactive thyroid gland
- have high blood pressure
- Smoking during pregnancy causes poor health to the baby
- NULIFE 2MG replacement therapy may be used in pregnancy because the risk to the developing baby is less than that expected from continued smoking
- Try to breast-feed at a time just before you take the product to ensure that the baby gets the smallest amount of NULIFE 2MG as possible
For Chewing Gum Tablet:
- Chew one piece of gum when you feel the urge to smoke
- It is important to chew the gum correctly, not like ordinary chewing-gum
- Follow the instructions below and do not swallow the gum
Chewing technique
- Chew one piece of gum slowly until the taste becomes strong
- Rest between your gum and cheek
- Chew again when taste has faded
- Repeat this chewing routine for about 30 minutes
How much to take
- Most people use 8 – 12 pieces of 2mg gum a day
- Do not use more than 1 piece of gum at a time or more than 25 pieces of 2mg gum a day
- Remember not to drink certain drinks 15 minutes before chewing the gum
- The gum can stick to and very rarely damage dentures or other dental work. You may prefer to use a patch or lozenge
- After 3 months, you should try to gradually reduce the number of pieces of gum chewed each day
- You should stop using the gum when you are only taking 1-2 pieces of gum per day
Children and adolescents (12 -18 years)
- It should only use in children for 12 weeks. If longer is required, then talk to your doctor
Children under 12 years should not use the gum
- It should not be used in children, unless advised by a doctor
If you take more NULIFE 2MG
- If you use too much NULIFE 2MG Tablets you may get the following symptoms feeling sick, salivation, pain in your stomach, diarrhoea, sweating, headache, dizziness, hearing disturbance or weakness. If this happens contact a doctor or hospital casualty department straight away
If you forget to take NULIFE 2MG
- If you forget to take NULIFE 2MG Tablets at the usual time, take it as soon as you remember. Then go on as before. Do not use 2 tablets to make up for a missed dose
If you stop taking NULIFE 2MG
- Talk to your doctor before attempting to stop gradually
Most people can use this medicine without any problems but sometimes you may notice some side effects.
SERIOUS
COMMON
UNCOMMON
RARE
VERY RARE
- develop a fast, slow or irregular heart beat
- have an allergic reaction such as rash, itching or swelling of the tongue, mouth or throat
- reduce your nicotine intake
- irritability or aggression, feeling low, anxiety, restlessness
- poor concentration, urges to smoke (craving), night time awakening or sleep disturbance
- increased appetite or weight gain
- lowering of heart rate
- feeling faint, feeling sick (nausea), headache
- headache
- cough, throat irritation
- hiccups, feeling sick
- allergic reactions
- inflammation of the nose such as a runny, itchy, blocked nose
- burning sensation in the mouth, dizziness, taste changes, pins and needles
- sore mouth or throat
- palpitations
- stomach pain, heartburn, diarrhoea, wind
- dry mouth, being sick, increase in saliva, inflammation of the mouth
- feeling tired
- abnormal dreams
- changes in heart rhythm (you may notice a fast heart rate or beat)
- flushing, high blood pressure
- throat tightness, difficulty breathing, shortness of breath
- hoarseness of the voice, sneezing, nasal congestion
- belching, inflammation of the tongue, mouth ulcers, tingling mouth
- itching, skin rash, hives, excess sweating
- jaw pain
- feeling unwell or weak, chest pains
