Habitrol Transdermal Nicotine Patch Step 2

Consult your doctor before using this product if you have or have had seizures, heart, stroke, thyroid, circulation and stomach problems or stomach ulcers, mouth and throat inflammation, high blood pressure, circulation disorders of the brain, kidney or liver disease or if you are taking insulin or any prescription medicine. A new area should be used for each new patch. Do not use if you have had: a heart attack in the past three months, unstable or worsening angina (chest pain), severely irregular heart beat (arrhythmia), a stroke, in the past three months, skin diseases, known allergy to nicotine, adhesive tape, bandages or other ingredients in the patches, if you are pregnant or breast-feeding. If you think you are pregnant remove the nicotine patch and see your doctor. Habitrol Step 3, 7mg Patches should only be used once either Step 1 or 2 have been completed. If you started on Step 2, apply the 14mg patch on the upper body daily for 6 weeks before moving to Step 3; If you completed Step 1 of the program, apply the 14mg patch daily for 2 weeks before moving to Step 3. A new area should be used for each new patch.    Caution: Do not use Habitrol if you: are a non-smoker or occasional smoker are under 18 years of age have a generalized skin disorder • have had a heart attack or stroke in the past 3 months, worsening angina, or heart arrhythmias. Apply a new patch to a clean, non-hairy, dry area of the skin, with no redness, lesions or irritation, on the upper body, or upper outer arm every 24 hours. Do not smoke, chew nicotine gum, or use any other form of tobacco product while using Habitrol. Do not use Habitrol for more than 8 weeks without consulting a doctor. One Habitrol patch, to be changed once a day. are allergic to nicotine, adhesive tape, bandages, or other components of the Habitrol patch. Press firmly for 10 to 20 seconds. Habitrol Step 2 is part of an 8 week stop smoking program, always read and follow the label*.    Habitrol is part of an 8 week program. Each box of Habitrol Step 2, 14 mg Patches contains 7 patches, enough to last for 1 week.  Do not use Habitrol for more than 8 weeks without consulting a doctor.  Do not smoke, chew nicotine gum, or use any other form of tobacco product while using Habitrol. are pregnant or breast-feeding; avoid becoming pregnant while using nicotine patches. Directions: Apply one 14 mg patch to a clean dry area of the skin, on the upper body, or upper outer arm daily. Keep out of reach of children and pets.Should you require consultation with a pharmacist, you may contact our Well.ca Pharmacist. See enclosed consumer information before use. Please read the label, warnings and inserts provided by the manufacturer and consult your healthcare professional when purchasing medications or natural health products to be sure the product is right for you. Press firmly for 10 to 20 seconds.  HOW IT WORKS: Wearing Habitrol patches help reduces the effects of nicotine withdrawal as controlled quantities of nicotine pass from the patch into your skin, and then into your bloodstream. WHICH STRENGTH TO CHOOSE: If you smoke more than 10 cigarettes per day, start with Habitrol Step 1, 21 mg Patches.  If you smoke up to 10 cigarettes per day, start with Habitrol Step 2, 14 mg Patches. Ask a doctor before using if you are taking other medications or have other medical conditions. Then use Step 3, 7 mg patches daily for 2 weeks.  You may need to switch sizes during the first week or two of therapy in order to determine the correct size for you.   WHAT DO YOU GET? WHAT IS IT: Habitrol is a smoking cessation aid that helps relieves the withdrawal symptoms from nicotine such as irritability, frustration, anger, and anxiety.

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Habitrol Transdermal Nicotine Patch Step 2