Nicotine Inhalator | Nicotine Replacement Therapy

Nicotine inhalators are one of many therapy options available when considering how to quit smoking. Watch our video to learn more about how it can help you!
There are plenty of methods to quit, so there’s sure to be one that suits you. Everyone’s different. So if one method isn’t working out - be persistent and try another. Because when you find what works, it’s worth it.
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[@idunno512]

These work! But ultimately it all comes down to your will power

[@Hood.Housekeeping]

You don’t even need willpower you just need to change your desire. Say I hate smoking it’s disgusting and I pay a huge premium to pay the gov to wack me off. I make the conscious decision to consume nicotine in this format as it’s cheaper easier and cleaner. If you say it differently to yourself you’ll learn to like it instead of always telling yourself I’m missing a fag.

[@aliengranpa]

That's what I'm afraid of! I went directly from smoking to the inhaler, now I'm concerned I'll need something to kick my inhaler habit.

[@sam-md2so]

❤Christ loves you beyond comprehension, turn to him

[@andysteele5707]

Bought one today, tried it a hour ago, didn't expect it to draw in so easily when sucked, hit my throat lol but yeah a few puffs hold in mouth similar to cigar smoke then puff out, really worked. Worked better than I thought it would, bit slower absorption but that's a good thing, last longer in system. Definitely will stick with it.

[@drunkgiraffe1013]

omg im 4 day smoke free with those after 15 yr of heavy smoke

[@sam-md2so]

❤Christ loves you beyond comprehension, turn to him

[@TequilaSunrise94]

Troler

[@aliengranpa]

Works great for those of us that are more addicted to the oral aspect of smoking. I walk around all day with this goofy tube hanging out of my mouth but who cares? My brain is satisfied I'm doing something with my hands and mouth.

[@jacobkavinsky1813]

it does work great. at first i didnt know you were not supposed to inhale i got a bit of a buzz which made me feel warm all over and cozy and it left a spicy coating all along my air ways and tongue was really wierd i dont think they look that goofy myself vapes look more goofy i think and ya the oral and finger aspect of smoking is really addictive my mother was smoking for over 40 years daily and she said when she tried to quit she couldnt stand not having something betwen her fingers she was more addicted to the ritual of smoking then the actual chemicals ive noticed when i smoke im not even having a craving im just bored and it gives my hands something to do this is my first time ever trying a nicorette inhaler and its much better then expected i can actually taste the nicotine its spicy and has a roughness to it that really mimics a cig to the point where im not having cravings there is some benefits to the smokeless and vaporless inhaler you dont have to worry about second hand smoke you can do it in public where vaping and smoking is banned dont have to crack your window down while driving no fire hazards because it doesnt burn or heat up and you dont look like one of those vaping teens who hit a blinker then proceed to smoke screen the area with there sweet tasting fruity smelling vape i allso like that you dont have to finish the cartridge and can take your time inhaling it whenever i light a cig im constantly puffing trying to not let my money burn off into the air i end up smoking more then i need just wish it was cheaper but i guess anything tobacco these days is inflated and taxed so much its not much more expensive then cigs the gov thinks raising tobacco taxing will help people quit when all its doing is keeping the poor more poor its kind of disgusting how much money the gov makes off of people who are essentially sick and addicted

[@Sunny25611]

:) Definitely not instant gratification but it works for me..

[@monicae67]

Is there liquid in the cartridges? Mine doesn’t have any liquid. It was sealed and the expiration date is 7/2024 but I’m wondering if the liquid evaporated because I puff but I don’t feel any sensation or have any odd taste with them. The cartridges does have a yellowish tint to them but NO liquid. I will add that I have 2 boxes and my sister has a box as well and they are the same. I’m baffled because I was under the impression there was a nicotine liquid in the cartridges.

[@nipple201]

The nicotine is absorbed in the little filter in the cartridge, so there’s no actual liquid like in a e cigarette.Just keeping puffing away and you’ll start to get the relief you’re looking for. Best of luck to you on your quitting! You got this and you’re not alone ❤️ I’m on day one using the inhaler ( I know it takes a bit to get used to but it will come)

[@shovelhead81]

I've used it 10 years ago. I t was great. After about 3 prescriptions , I finally quit for good. Here, s my damn problem....... 10 yrs later we moved to another state. One night I ask my wife for a drag of her cigarette. We had some new neighbors we had over and everyone was sitting outside of course smoking. That was it. A drag here and there and I stated again. I went to my doctor and he prescribed them for me. I drop off the script and I was happy because I'm 71 and I easily quit on Nicotrol. Well, my pharmacist told me that it will cost you $400. Dollars for the box. They were $200. Ten yrs ago. WTF? I need them really bad before my lungs quit on me. My chest x-ray was fine and clear so I have a chance because Nicotrol is not like the smoke from a cigarette. I can't afford $400.dollars . For me to quit I know it would take 3 Rx to finally quit again. Why in the hell don't I get a break from our health care a lower that price especially that all health cares want us to quit but don't give a shit about helping us quit. They work great. I want to quit but I can't get help. I have a friend that worked in the Philly Navy yard and he paid $26.00 dollars for his box . I fell through the floor when he told me. Is there any help available and does that company really charge that much ? Does anyone know? I'm just asking for a better price. Not$400.00.

[@setme4ree]

@@shovelhead81 do you have a friend from canada that can send you some? Just paid $36 cad at the pharmacy

[@giannidcenzo]

@@shovelhead81 sorry to hear that my friend. Yeah depending on where you live in the country really dictates how insurance covers certain things. 400 bucks a lot of money. I wish you the best in finding what works for you my friend

[@shovelhead81]

@@giannidcenzo Thanks. I see my doctor this week and I will see what this new insurance will pay. Id be satisfied with paying s hundred but not $400.00.

[@shovelhead81]

What should it generally cost for a Nicotrol Inhaler System, 10mg/cartridge ( 4 mg/delivered ) 168 Cartridges 5 Mouthpieces, 1 Plastic Case ? The Pharmacy told me it would cost me close to $ 400.00 dollars. A friend of mine that works for the government only paid at the time $26.00 dollars. I know that all insurance's are different so in 1996 I paid $260.00 dollars for the full System . I bought the Prescription twice. I guit for 10 years. Eleven years ago I started smoking again and I got a prescription for the system again but in no way could I afford $400.00 dollars so is there any way I could get them cheaper ? I can definitely get another prescription but my Doctor has no control over this outrageous price for a person that really needs this Inhaler System so maybe I can save my lungs before I do damage to them. I'm lucky so far because I'm 72 yrs old and if I don't quit, my lungs will.

[@Maria-k2k3t]

I have Nicotrol to sell cheap price 150 for 68 cartridge

[@sam-md2so]

❤Christ loves you beyond comprehension, turn to him

[@kibzquiban8211]

Is there a harm for over using an empty cartridge to stop yourself from inhaling more nicotine?

[@Boaga91]

research nicotine and the amount of people that have overdosed on it...

[@travisc3571]

You are not supposed to inhale this. You are supposed to puff it and keep it in your mouth and allow it to absorb through the mouth.

[@Josh-gk4lq]

That's literally what she said

[@slippinjimmy6997]

Bit silly calling the product an inhaler then, no??

[@sineadwall5115]

I never realised this until I watched.. I agree why call it an inhaler. Going to start again from today!

[@travisc3571]

@@slippinjimmy6997 my department does not call it an "inhaler" we call it a "puffer" to not confuse patients when they talk about it. It is so expensive that we rarely even recommend it because most insurances will not cover it. There are other forms of NRT that work IF they really want to quit.

[@slippinjimmy6997]

@@travisc3571 it literally says nicotine inhaler right there on the packet

[@SprakanaKerum]

These are bloody overpriced. That's why it hasn't taken off.

[@Lawrence-nh9ld]

Sucks no vapor or smoke to tell if it is working, and no way to tell how much nicotine I'm getting, unlike a cigarette burns down you know it's done,

[@ΣερεφίδηςΆγγελος]

Or you can smoke instead 🤷

[@ManoDaShark]

Did you watch and listen to the fucking video? Or are you brain dead? This device doesn’t put 7,000 chemicals into your lung and causes cancer like cigarettes. What a dumbass comment.

[@Maria-k2k3t]

I have Nicotrol to sell cheap

[@sahidurrahman7497]

HEY, PEOPLE THIS IS LIKE A REAL DISPOSABLE E-CIGARETTE (VAPE)?

[@jodiriis]

No it has no vape. Just a sucky stick thing that gives you oral gratification and delivers nicotine.

[@aliengranpa]

This is what vapes were meant to be before they became "hip". Been using one for the past week since I stopped smoking and it's working great

[@sahidurrahman7497]

@@aliengranpa Ok, Mr. Hunter50 what hip 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

[@jacobkavinsky1813]

@@sahidurrahman7497 hip as in popular originally vapes were not the fruity things they are now they were just a nicotine replacement therapy but they started selling flavoured e juice and now its hip and all the kids are vaping atleast thats why i think it got popular there is allso social media that allso got vaping popular