The mint-flavored sprays are designed to give people a more quickly-absorbed dose of nicotine compared with gums and other forms of NRT, and to be less irritating than nasal sprays.

It is an effective way to reduce nicotine and is clinically proven to be 150% more effective in helping smokers to quit smoking. Use this mouth spray whenever you get the urge to smoke.

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Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) in the form of patches, gums, lozenges and nasal sprays has long been on the market. Mint-flavoured NRT mouth sprays are newer and not available everywhere, ...