Sugar-Free Nicotine Chewing Gum

Chew one piece of gum slowly and lightly, then park the gum between the lip or cheek and gums as you feel a tingle or peppery taste - that's the nicotine being released and absorbed. Continue this process of CHEW - PARK - REPEAT for 30 minutes.

Avoid drinking acidic drinks 15 minutes before and after using nicotine gum for the best nicotine absorption. We recommend using nicotine gum no more frequently than 1 piece per hour. Do not swallow nicotine gum as this can cause stomach discomfort and could lead to nausea.

Nicotine Chewing Gum can be used everywhere! Because there is no smoke or vapour produced, you can use SMOKO Nicotine Gum anywhere you want.

Stuck in the office? No problems - pop a piece in and relax. Can't vape in your local pub - we got you sorted! About to jump on a plane for a 10 hour flight? Make sure you have a pack of SMOKO Nicotine Gum and you will be ok!

Using a piece of gum can be a pleasant and effective way to reduce cravings when you can't smoke.

With SMOKO - our Nicotine Gum is 100% sugar-free!! So if you are watching the calories or diabetic, then our sugar-free nicotine chewing gum is a perfect solution.

Still smoking cigarettes? The SMOKO sugar-free Nicotine gum is a great way to help with the craviings.

Chewing gum nicotine provides swift relief from nicotine cravings, offering a nicotine solution that avoids restrictions such as no smoking areas or when flying on a plane. Nicotine gum provides a controlled and regulated dosage of nicotine, delivered at a lower dose and at a slower rate compared to other nicotine products like nicotine patches.

This smoke-free nicotine chewing gum is the perfect way to curb cravings while working inside, using public transport, flying on a plane and reducing the harm from smoking.

The benefits of chewing nicotine gum are that you can use it anywhere, flavoured nicotine gum is a great way to enjoy chewing nicotine gum, and the nicotine gum price makes it an affordable option compared to the price of smoking.

The drawbacks to nicotine gum is that it can take some getting used to, and nicotine chewing gum side effects can take a while to subside so be sure to follow the instructions to reduce potential side effects from over-chewing.

Unlike regular chewing gum, nicotine gum serves a specific medicinal purpose to alleviate cravings and withdrawal symptoms from smoking.

It is important to be aware that nicotine gum can contain enough nicotine to pose a risk to children and pets, so it is crucial to store and dispose of it properly to prevent accidental ingestion.

Nicotine chewing gum 2mg strength releases about 1mg of nicotine over the course of 30 mins of the PARK - CHEW - REPEAT process. Cigarettes deliver approximately 1 to 1.5 mg of nicotine.

Nicotine gum provides a way to deliver nicotine to the body without the harm associated with smoking. It is classed as a 'nicotine replacement therapy' product as it replaces the nicotine provided by cigarettes. Nicotine gum is designed to alleviate withdrawal symptoms and cravings, supporting individuals in their journey to stop smoking.

Before using nicotine gum, especially if you are on certain medications such as antidepressants or blood thinners, consult your healthcare provider to avoid potential adverse effects.

Possible side effects from nicotine gum can cause hiccups, stomach problems such as discomfort, nausea, bloating and indigestion.

Improper chewing techniques can cause mouth soreness, and chewing too quickly can also lead to light-headedness due to rapid nicotine absorption. Follow the recommended method to avoid these problems since nicotine gum is not meant to be chewed like regular gum.

These nicotine chewing gum side effects are generally manageable and can be mitigated by following the proper usage guidelines and dosage recommendations. These effects can often subside as the body adjusts to the gum.

We would not recommend nicotine gum for pregnant women, people with severe heart conditions or other major health issues.

If you experience any adverse side effects while using nicotine gum, we would suggest you stop using it, drink a few glasses of water and take deep breaths. Any dizziness or headache should go away within 10 minutes.

Acidic drinks can hinder the absorption of nicotine into the bloodstream from the lining of the mouth, so for full effect, be sure to avoid fizzy drinks, coffee, beer and juice 15 minutes before and after using nicotine gum.

It is generally recommended to only use one piece of gum at a time, and the NHS recommends to not exceed more than 15 pieces of gum in a day, but the CDC in the United States recommends no more than 24 pieces of gum per day. If in doubt, speak to your local pharmacist, but consider using regular gum after a piece of nicotine gum if you want to continue to chew to keep your mouth occupied while you quit smoking.

You should typically try to avoid using piece after piece of gum, however using 2 pieces in the space of an hour can be done to tackle particularly strong cravings. You can also consider using a combination of nicotine replacement products, like patches or a vape, to tackle strong cravings.

If you begin to experience an irregular heartbeat then cease use of nicotine products and speak to a doctor.

Long term nicotine use is associated with increased risk of insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia, both of which are risk factors for diabetes.

Nicotine itself can raise blood pressure and increase heart rate.

While nicotine gum is intended as a tool to help people quit smoking, it is considered that long term use is better than switching back to smoking. Nicotine gum is a safer alternative to traditional tobacco products, helping individuals quit smoking without the harmful effects associated with smoking.

It is also known that some individuals choose to use nicotine gum for the nootropic effects (improving cognitive function) it provides, and other effects that appeal to biohackers (people trying to improve their bodies' functionality).

Nicotine gum provides a nicotine hit over time, replacing the nicotine from smoking. Non-smokers and non-vapers may well find that nicotine gum gives you a buzz, but for smokers and vapers this will help to replace your normal nicotine intake when you quit smoking or can't vape.

The number of cigarettes smoked can affect the use of nicotine replacement therapies, making products like nicotine gum a great tool for those who have smoked and are looking to quit.

You can buy nicotine replacement therapy gum from pharmacies, or you can enjoy the flavoured nicotine gum from SMOKO!