A nicotine mouth spray provided a safe and effective smoking cessation option for smokers motivated to quit, even in naturalistic settings and without behavioral support, according to findings ...

Can’t quit smoking? There may be a new way to help you stop. A fast-acting nicotine spray, applied directly into the mouth, has shown success in helping people kick the habit, according to Re… ...

A mouth spray that delivers a dose of nicotine faster than patches and gums may help some smokers quit long-term, suggests a new study from Scandinavian and German researchers. In a controlled ...

The efficacy of nicotine replacement therapy was evaluated in a systematic review of 12 placebo-controlled randomized trials that reported outcomes at one year (Tob Control. 2006;15:280-285).

The nicotine mouth spray (NMS) delivers 1mg nicotine per spray; each dispenser would deliver at least 140 sprays, with a maximum of 4 sprays per hour and 64 sprays per day.

Saying that you're going to quit smoking is easy. What's harder is not lighting up over the long term and, ideally, forever. That's why smokers struggle with quitting. It takes an average of five ...

They are sold as a way to help us quit smoking. But it turns out nicotine patches and gum do not help us stub out cigarettes. Patches, gum, lozenges, inhalers or nasal spray, known as nicotine repl… ...

Success of Nicotine Replacement Products Called Into Question January 19, 2012 by Patrick A. Malone Because the effects of nicotine are deadly, ... inhalers or nasal spray.

Adults attempting to stop smoking were more likely to have sustained abstinence at 1 year when using e-cigarettes compared with nicotine-replacement products, according to a study published in the ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A nicotine mouth spray may help calm cigarette cravings up to three times faster than nicotine lozenges or chewing gum, a study suggests. This added speed might help ...

A new study funded by cancer researchers in the UK has determined that vaping can be "more effective" than patches, gum and other nicotine replacement products. NurPhoto via Getty Images As health ...

A mouth spray that delivers a dose of nicotine faster than patches and gums may help some smokers quit long-term, suggests a new study from Scandinavian and German researchers.