Habitrol 14 mg

Produit de santé naturel homologué au Canada

Titulaire: Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Canada Inc.
NPN ou DIN-HM: 01943065
Statut: Licence active
Date de licence: 8 novembre 2007
Date de révision: 25 août 2025
Forme: Timbre transdermique
Voie d'administration: Transdermique
Type de demande: DIN de transition

L’analyse des doses orales ne s’applique pas sans voie exclusivement orale établie.

Composition

Composition médicinale non renseignée.

Ingrédients non médicinaux

Acrylate vinylacetate copolymères, Aluminum, methacrylic acid esters (copolymers), Paper, Capric triglycéride

Doses recommandées au Canada

Population	Âge	Quantité par prise	Fréquence
Adultes	minimum : 18 ans	1 patch	1 Tous les jours

Usages autorisés au Canada

Habitrol is indicated as a temporary aid used to facilitate smoking cessation in smokers who strongly desire to give up their smoking habit.

Un usage autorisé au Canada n'est pas une allégation de santé autorisée dans l'Union européenne. Consultez le registre des allégations de santé.

Mises en garde au Canada

Contre-indications
Do not use Habitrol if you: Are a non-smoker or occasional smoker - are under 18 years of age - have a generalized skin disorder - have had a heart attack or stroke in the past 3 months, worsening angina or heart arrhythmias - are pregnant or breast-feeding; Avoid becoming pregnant while using nicotine patches. If you think you are pregnant remove the nicotine patch and see your doctor. - are allergic to nicotine, adhesive tape, bandages, or other components of the Habitrol patch.
Effets indésirables connus
You may experience headache, sleep disturbances including insomnia and abnormal dreams, feeling sick, dizziness, anxiety, irritability, trembling, shortness of breath, cough, sore or swollen throat, fatigue, stomach upset (i.e. indigestion, stomach pains), diarrhea, and constipation, sweating, dry mouth, sensitivity of the skin to sunlight or joint, muscle, chest and limb pains. Some of these effects may be nicotine withdrawal symptoms or may be caused by nicotine. Remove the nicotine patch and consult your doctor if you experience irregular heart beat, chest pain, palpitations or leg pain occurs or if severe persistent stomach upset (indigestion, heartburn) develops. Signs and symptoms of nicotine overdose include severe headaches, dizziness, upset stomach, drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, cold sweats, blurred vision, difficulty in hearing, mental confusion, weakness, and fainting. If you experience any of these symptoms, remove the patch, flush the area with water only and tell your doctor immediately. It is normal to experience mild itching, burning or tingling when you first apply a patch, but this should disappear within an hour. After you remove a patch, the skin underneath may be somewhat red, but it should not stay that way for more than 2 days. If the skin under the patch becomes swollen or very red, or if you develop a rash, sudden wheeziness, tightness of the chest or feel faint remove the patch and call your doctor.