Yup, I got Rite Aid brand, "Stage 3" which means the lowest dose, 7mg. The patch is supposed to be on for 24 hours. Given that the purpose is to interrupt the life cycle of the pathogen, it should be used that way, like how they say to use antibiotics. The box has a 2-week supply of 14 patches, but I believe this doctor said one week was enough.
This doctor says nicotine is not addictive despite the labels, and that smokers get addicted because of other additives in cigarettes. Before using the patch I bought lozenges, and they gave me nausea too. I didn't like them. But I had no such reaction to the patches, and I used them for 2 weeks. Also no withdrawal either.
Yup, I got Rite Aid brand, "Stage 3" which means the lowest dose, 7mg. The patch is supposed to be on for 24 hours. Given that the purpose is to interrupt the life cycle of the pathogen, it should be used that way, like how they say to use antibiotics. The box has a 2-week supply of 14 patches, but I believe this doctor said one week was enough.
This doctor says nicotine is not addictive despite the labels, and that smokers get addicted because of other additives in cigarettes. Before using the patch I bought lozenges, and they gave me nausea too. I didn't like them. But I had no such reaction to the patches, and I used them for 2 weeks. Also no withdrawal either.
good to know, thanks!
Ill give them a try some time