NRT: Other Considerations NRT is not FDA-approved for use in children or adolescents Nonprescription sales (patch, gum, lozenge) are restricted to adults 18 years of age NRT use in minors requires a prescription Patients should stop using all forms of tobacco upon initiation of the NRT regimen Patch (OTC) Gum (OTC) Lozenge (OTC) Nasal Spray (Rx) Oral Inhaler (Rx) NRT Options TRANSDERMAL NICOTINE PATCH Nicotine is well absorbed across the skin Delivery to systemic circulation avoids hepatic first-pass metabolism Plasma nicotine levels are lower and fluctuate less than with smoking DOSING Smoking history over 10 cigarettes per day: Usual dose follows a 10 week schedule: Weeks 1-6, use one 21 milligram patch per dayWeeks 7-8, use one 14 milligram patch per dayWeeks 9-10, use one 7 milligram patch per day Smoking history 10 or fewer cigarettes per day :Usual dose follows an 8 week schedule: Weeks 1-6, use one 14 milligram patch per dayWeeks 7-8, use one 7 milligram patch per day ADMINISTRATION Apply one new patch at the same time every day
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Im not a big fan of Chris Christie, but without getting into his politics, I was really impressed with a talk he gave last week about addiction and the need for empathy for people struggling with addiction issues (are you listening Christian Ben Carson?) From a Rolling Stone article: The Republican presidential candidate first spoke about his mother, who took up smoking as a teenager and tried to quit multiple times before she was diagnosed with lung cancer at 71, and then about a close friend whose life was destroyed by a painkiller addiction
Of course, none of this has been confirmed
