Nicorette Invisi Patch (nicotine) alleviates nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms throughout the day, ideal for smokers trying to cut down or quit smoking. A single patch is worn from morning until bedtime.

Patches are a nicotine replacement therapy, or NRT, which, in this case, deliver nicotine to the skin where it is absorbed into the body. Smokers buy Nicorette Invisi Patch to alleviate symptoms of:

• Cravings
• Irritability
• Anxiety
• Mood swings
• Headache
• Sweating
• Difficulty concentrating
• Difficulty sleeping
• Increased appetite
• Restlessness

There are many other NRTs available, which can be browsed here. Studies show smokers are 2x more likely to quit using a single NRT, and 3x as likely to succeed using multiple NRTs. Note that if using multiple NRTs patients will need to pay attention to overall nicotine intake.

Patches are very convenient, but unlike other NRT formulas they're not necessarily ideal for as-needed use. Smokers looking for something to prevent withdrawal symptoms during temporary blocks to smoking may want to consider other products, such as gums or sprays.

Nicorette Invisi Patches can be used in patients as young as 12, though dosage and duration of treatment is often more limited than in older users. Parents should not buy Nicorette Invisi Patches for children under age 12; speak with a doctor about other options.

Getting Started

Those intending to buy Nicorette Invisi Patches will notice they're available in three strengths. Which strength is used depends to some extent on age, weight, and other personal variables; the biggest factor, though, is how heavily the patient smokes:

• More than 10 cigarettes per day - 25 mg patch
• Fewer than 10 cigarettes per day - 15 mg patch
• The 10 mg patch is reserved for use later in the program.

Patients then have to decide if they want to quit smoking immediately or slow down gradually. Both methods have their pros and cons, and it's largely a matter of patient preference. Treatment differs slightly according to which method is chosen.

If quitting immediately:

• Apply one 25 mg patch (or 15 mg if a light smoker) once per day for 8 weeks.
• After 8 weeks, apply the lower 15 mg (or 10 mg if a light smoker) for 2 weeks.
• After 2 weeks, reduce the patch to 10 mg for an additional 2 weeks.

To slow down smoking:

• Apply one 25 mg patch once per day while trying to gradually reduce the number of cigarettes.
• When the number of cigarettes per day are less than 10, switch to the 15 mg patch.
• When the number of cigarettes reaches zero per day, switch to the 10 mg patch for an additional 4 weeks.

While these methods may sound impossibly difficult, keep in mind that the patches really do alleviate cravings and other side effects of nicotine withdrawal. There will still be times a smoker struggles---and perhaps even slips up and has a cigarette---but with patience and resolve, quitting can be achieved.

Those who buy Nicorette Invisi Patch to use with other NRTs should pay attention to how much nicotine is taken in. Too much nicotine produces nicotine overdose, which can be quite unpleasant and even dangerous. Patients using multiple NRTs while continuing to smoke are especially at risk, and advised to seek counsel from a doctor.

These days most women are already aware that smoking presents risk of harm to unborn or nursing babies. While much of that risk is due to chemicals found in tobacco and the effects of combustion, nicotine found in NRTs does still present a risk as well. While buying Nicorette Invisi Patches is certainly better than smoking cigarettes, it is not as ideal as non-nicotine medications designed to help smokers quit. Consult a doctor for more information about these methods.

Ready to Buy Nicorette Invisi Patch?

Kiwi Drug clients do not need a prescription to buy Nicorette Invisi Patch or most of our nicotine replacement products. Some non-nicotine replacement products do require a prescription, which may be issued by our online doctor to qualifying patients.

Quitting is tough, but with NRTs it's not nearly as difficult as without. There are also numerous local and online support groups, therapy centers, and several other quitting agencies that would be happy to help. An internet search should bring up plenty in your area. Patients can also look up tips and tricks for advice on changing behavior to avoid being in situations in which you have the compulsion to smoke.

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