Blueberry 2MG Sugar-Free Nicotine Gum

Nicotine Chewing Gum is a perfect alternative to smoking cigarettes. Designed to be used as a replacement to harmful cigarettes, Nicotine Chewing Gum has been a widely used nicotine replacement for decades.

Nicotine Chewing Gum has nicotine as one of the main active ingredients, which can help to reduce the cravings from a cigarette.

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!

Nicotine Gum can be used everywhere! There is no smoke or vapour produced, you can use SMOKO Nicotine Gum anywhere you want!

Yes you can get sugar-free nicotine gum. With SMOKO - our Nicotine Chewing Gum is 100% sugar-free!! If you are watching the calories or diabetic, then SMOKO's 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 cravings.

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.

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.

Let's start with what is NOT in Nicotine Chewing gum!

Cigarettes contain tar, carbon monoxide, benzene, formaldehyde, ammonia, arsenic, and cadmium - to name a few of the 4,000 chemicals you will get when you smoke! And there are 50 known carcinogens in cigarettes too!

SMOKO's nicotine chewing gum contains Xylitol, Sorbitol, Gum Arabic, Maltitol, Vegetable Oil, Soybean Phospholipid, Edible Spice, Sucralose, Citric Acid, Food Colouring, Tartaric Acid, Nicotine. So apart from the nicotine - it's all the same stuff you get in your normal chewing gum!

SMOKO has been helping adult smokers in the UK and around the world to quit smoking harmful cigarettes for over 12 years!!

During that time, we have prevented over 850M cigarettes from being smoked and our customers have saved £510M of their hard-earned cash from going up in smoke!

So as you can imagine, we don't like cigarettes or Big Tobacco companies!

And we are a 100% independently-owned British company with no ties to Big Tobacco or Chinese Disposable Vape conglomerates.

What kind of company would you rather buy from? A tobacco company who still sells the most destructive consumer product known to man? A Chinese vape company who knowingly allows their products to be sold to kids in the UK?

Or a brand like SMOKO - dedicated to helping adult smokers to get off cigarettes for good?

Nicotine gum possible side effects include hiccups, upset stomach, 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.

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.

Nicotine can increase blood pressure, which is a significant concern for cardiovascular health.

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

Nicotine replacement therapy was designed to help people quit smoking. Nicotine gum helps individuals to stop smoking by providing a dose of nicotine to replace the nicotine from tobacco cigarettes to tackle withdrawal symptoms. The nicotine gets into the bloodstream through the lining of the mouth.

As nicotine is an addictive substance, it is generally recommended that you shouldn't use nicotine gum unless you are already addicted to nicotine. Nicotine gum is mostly used to stop smoking, or to provide nicotine when you can't vape like on a plane or on public transport.

Pregnant women should avoid nicotine gum use as nicotine can negatively impact the developing brain of unborn children. It's also crucial to minimise or avoid nicotine exposure when breastfeeding.

Children under 18 should also not use nicotine gum, unless advised by a doctor.

Nicotine gum is often used in combination with other forms of nicotine replacement therapy to help smokers stop smoking. Nicotine patches provide a slow release of nicotine over the day so nicotine gum can be used to provide a dose to tackle sudden or strong cravings while wearing nicotine patches.

Nicotine gum can also be used in conjunction with vaping to tackle cravings when you can't vape.