Nicorette Inhalator 15mg - 20 Cartridges

Nicorette Inhalator 15 mg – 20 Cartridges is a nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) product designed to help relieve and prevent nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms associated with quitting smoking or cutting down on cigarettes or vaping. Each cartridge contains 15 mg of nicotine and a hint of menthol, releasing low doses of nicotine when air is drawn through the inhalator mouthpiece.

The inhalator mimics the hand-to-mouth action of smoking, which can be a strong psychological component of tobacco dependence, offering smokers an alternative ritual without exposing them—or those around them—to the harmful toxins found in cigarette smoke such as tar and carbon monoxide.

Brand: Nicorette (a well-established nicotine replacement therapy brand).

Pack Size: 20 cartridges (requires a compatible Nicorette inhalator mouthpiece).

Type: Nicotine inhalation cartridges for smoking cessation or reduction.

Typical GTIN / EAN: 3574660635607 (as listed on some UK pharmacy sources).

Nicorette Inhalator is intended to support quit attempts and may be used flexibly—either as a full replacement for cigarettes or to help reduce cigarette usage progressively. 

1. Prepare Inhalator: Ensure you have a compatible Nicorette inhalator mouthpiece; insert one 15 mg cartridge into the mouthpiece as directed in the product leaflet.
2. Inhale Nicotine Vapour: Breathe in through the mouthpiece using shallow or deeper puffs, similar to smoking a cigarette, to release nicotine-containing vapour.
3. Frequency: Use the inhalator whenever cravings occur, up to a maximum of 6 cartridges per day.
4. Flexibility: Depending on your quit plan, you may use the inhalator to replace all cigarettes or to replace only certain cigarettes, helping to cut down smoking while managing cravings.
5. Duration: Each cartridge typically lasts for about 20 minutes of frequent puffing or can be used intermittently as needed throughout the day.
6. Gradual Reduction: Once cravings are controlled, aim to reduce the number of cartridges used daily as part of your quit plan.

Use this product as part of a comprehensive quit-smoking plan, ideally with behavioural support or advice from a healthcare professional.

Active Ingredient:

• Nicotine 15 mg per cartridge – helps relieve cravings and withdrawal symptoms by replacing nicotine previously obtained from smoking.

Other Ingredients:

• Levomenthol – provides slight flavour and throat sensation.

• Porous polyethylene plug – part of the cartridge design that aids vapourised nicotine release when inhaled.

These components are formulated to deliver nicotine vapour effectively when used with the supplied inhalator mouthpiece, without tar, carbon monoxide or other harmful combustion products associated with smoking. 

Warnings & Precautions

• Age Restriction: For adults and children 12 years and over. Not suitable for children under 12.

• Maximum Use: Do not use more than 6 cartridges per day.

• Pregnancy & Breastfeeding: If pregnant, planning pregnancy or breastfeeding, talk to a doctor, pharmacist or nurse first before using this product.

• Medical Conditions: Patients with significant lung disease or respiratory conditions may find it difficult to use the inhalator—consult a healthcare professional before use.

• Allergies: Do not use if you are allergic to nicotine or any other ingredient in the product.

• Storage: Store below 25 °C in original packaging. Keep out of sight and reach of children.

• Cartridge Use: Dispose of any cartridge that has been inserted into the mouthpiece within 48 hours even if it has not been used.

Common Side Effects

Because nicotine is the active agent, some users may experience:

• Mouth or throat irritation

• Coughing or throat tickle

• Hiccups

• Headache or dizziness

• Nausea

These effects are generally mild and transient; if symptoms persist or are severe, discuss with your pharmacist or clinician.

Nicotine Withdrawal & Smoking Cessation Symptoms

Some symptoms may relate to nicotine withdrawal as smoking or vaping is reduced, including irritability, anxiety, restlessness, difficulty concentrating or mood changes. These are typical during quit attempts and should be discussed with a healthcare professional if troubling.