Frequently
asked questions (FAQ) about Nicabate CQ lozenge
(Nicabate CQ
lozenges are re-branded Commit lozenges by GlaxoSmithKline, GSK,
ex SmithKline Beecham)
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Why
is it necessary to take so many lozenges in one day?
What a serious quitter wants is a truly effective product to help
control their cravings and increase their chance of success.
The Nicabate
CQ Lozenge programme provides active control over your quit attempt
and an endpoint for you to aim towards. It is designed to provide
enough nicotine to effectively control cravings during the first
few weeks when quitting is toughest and smokers are most vulnerable
to relapse.
Compliance with
the recommended dose schedule increases the chance of quitting.
As time goes on you step-down the number of lozenges you take per
day to reach your goal.
What
do they taste like?
Nicabate CQ Lozenges are available in a light mint flavour.
Can
people become addicted to these lozenges?
No. Nicotine from smoking cigarettes is addictive in large because
smoking delivers high doses of nicotine to the brain very quickly.
In contrast, Nicabate CQ Lozenges provide nicotine more slowly.
NRT is designed
to provide a temporary source of nicotine to alleviate the symptoms
of withdrawal while people adjust to living without cigarettes.
With Nicabate
CQ Lozenges the goal is to leave users tobacco-free and nicotine-free
at the end of the 12 week programme.
Would
it be dangerous to take more than the recommended amount?
The dosage instructions for Nicabate CQ clearly state that only
one lozenge should be used at any one time.
A person should
not exceed 15 lozenges in one day with either the 2mg or the 4mg
lozenge.
Would
it be dangerous for a child to take these by mistake?
As with all medications, people using Nicabate CQ Lozenges should
keep them out of the reach of children.
Even small
quantities of nicotine may be dangerous in children.
If poisoning
is suspected in a child, a doctor or local hospital should be contacted
immediately.
What
is the behavioural support plan that goes with them?
As with Nicabate CQ Lozenges, people quitting smoking with the Nicabate
CQ Lozenges will be offered a free personally tailored support programme,
the CQ or Committed Quitters Programme.
The plan is
constructed according to the particular needs and concerns of that
individual. If, for example, they find a specific time of day particularly
difficult, then they will receive advice relevant to that.
Studies have
shown that the addition of a tailored support programme can further
improve smokers’ chances of quitting successfully.
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Can
you use lozenges with other forms of NRT eg patches?
Nicabate CQ Lozenges should not be used with other forms of nicotine
replacement therapy.
Do I
switch from 4mg to 2mg lozenges through the course?
No. You simply reduce the number of lozenges you take per day as
you progress through your quit attempt. During the first 6 weeks
of their quit attempt an individual should take one lozenge every
1 to 2 hours. This is then reduced to one lozenge every 2 to 4 hours
in weeks 7 to 9 and every 4 to 8 hours in weeks 10 to 12.
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