Nicorette is considered a drug device by BP but now it is begining to look like E-cigarettes
NICORETTE® Inhaler
NICORETTE® Inhaler
Nicorette inhaler starting to look like E-cigarette
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It looks to me like it always has. I had a couple for years. I don't think the design has changed in at least 10 years.
No worries! Not many people know what the nicatrol looks like, so good info. Fact is, its not a terribly bad little device, and for no heat or battery, they do give a nice little TH and nic rush. No flavors that I know of, other than sort of fishy nicotine, and you will pay as much for a month of use as you would a year of vaping. The cartridge is a plastic tube with a little sponge soaked with nic and something that allows easy evaporation. If you do not finish the cartridge completely, it holds the nic in it relatively well until the next day or so. Kept me away from smokes for about two days, and then it didn't so well, but it did allow me to cut back some. No leaks either. Of all the NRT products though, I like the lozenges the best.
Interesting link. When you click on the underlined "nicotine" link in their text it takes you to a page of "myths" and "facts" about nicotine that are excellent and we should use in our facts kits and also include as reference info. in any letters we send to congressmen and women or any other venues when confronted with lies about nicotine re: e-cigs.
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I used to get them to carry with me on long business trips, they worked great when you were stuck in an airport for hours..
I used them before. VERY expensive and not even close to the satisfaction from a pv
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They're not going to sell many with that nut cup looking thing on the box. But an inhaler get a nut cup for free.
Interesting fine print. What's with the last line.
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© Johnson & Johnson Inc. 2007-2011
This site is published by McNeil Consumer Healthcare, division of Johnson & Johnson Inc. which is solely responsible for its content.
It is intended for visitors from Canada only.
And then there's these...
Nope. Think I'd have to either find a place to stealth vape or deal with the nic fits.
Nope. Think I'd have to either find a place to stealth vape or deal with the nic fits.
Thanks, D103! I added that link to my Favorites/Health/Nicotine as Treatment bookmarks.
Here are the others:
Neal Benowitz presentation to FDA on Nicotine safety: http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/NewsEvents/UCM232147.pdf
Targacept Product Pipeline: Targacept: Biopharmaceutical Company - Product Pipeline
Dispelling Myths about NRT: http://www.aafp.org/online/etc/medi...bcess.Par.0001.File.tmp/NicFactSheet 3-07.pdf
Ya know, It'd be kind of interesting to figure out some way to modify an actual nicorette inhaler and turn it into a PV. Buy one inhaler, keep the paperwork, mod it. Then when an anti starts whining at you for using it, pull out the paperwork and shove it in their face. Could be fun, 
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