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Nicotinic Agonist·Addiction Medicine
Rapid relief of acute nicotine cravings
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Max Dose
64 Sprays/day
Onset
60 SECONDS
Caution: Technique
DO NOT INHALE
Caution: Hiccups
EXTREMELY COMMON
Avoid / Cautions
CONTRAINDICATED - Do not use nicotine mouth spray in non-tobacco users, children under 12 years, or patients with hypersensitivity to nicotine or product components. Use medical review for pregnancy/lactation, unstable cardiovascular disease, diabetes, active GI disease, severe renal/hepatic impairment, uncontrolled hyperthyroidism, phaeochromocytoma, or seizure history.
Overview
Fast-acting oral nicotine spray for tobacco and nicotine-vaping dependence. It relieves withdrawal/craving when sprayed into the mouth, not inhaled.
Clinical Focus
Spray into the open mouth while avoiding the lips; do not inhale while spraying and do not swallow for a few seconds. Avoid eating or drinking during administration.
Bottom Line
Nicotine mouth spray is the fastest-acting NRT for acute craving relief, but causes throat irritation and hiccups and should not be used with other oral NRT simultaneously.
Brand Names
Nicorette QuickMist
Oral Routes
Pump spray (1 mg/spray).
Prescribing & PBS
Over The Counter (OTC).
Primary
Rapid relief of acute nicotine cravings.
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