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NICORETTE® Invisi Transdermal Patch

A once-a-day way to beat nicotine cravings

  • Controlled amounts of nicotine absorb through your skin into your bloodstream

  • Convenient Way To Help You Stop Smoking

  • Helps control your nicotine cravings for up to 16 hours

  • Available in 10mg, 15mg and 25mg

  1. First thing each morning, apply one fresh patch to clean, dry, hairless skin of the thigh, arm, chest, or hip.

  2. Apply to a new part of your body each day. After 2 to 3 days, you may apply to a previous spot if there’s no sign of irritation. When applying the patch, run your finger around the edge of the patch to ensure it adheres properly.

  3. Before going to sleep, remove the patch and dispose of it safely.

The Nicorette® invisi transdermal patch programme

The full course for using Nicorette® Invisi Transdermal Patch lasts around 12 weeks, from quitting cigarettes to no longer requiring Nicorette®. During that time, you should gradually reduce your intake of nicotine, until you can do without it.

Heavy smokers (those smoking 15 or more cigarettes in a 24-hour period) are recommended to start at Step 1 with the 25mg/16hours patch, gradually weaning according to the recommended dose regimen below.

Light smokers (those smoking less than 15 cigarettes in a 24-hour period) are recommended to start at Step 2 with the 15mg/16 hours patch, gradually weaning according to the recommended dose regimen below.

Consult your pharmacist for the appropriate dosage for you.

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The NICORETTE® product range includes NICORETTE® Icy Mint Medicated Chewing Gum and NICORETTE® Invisi Transdermal Patch. NICORETTE® products are stop-smoking aids that contain nicotine.

To be sure a NICORETTE® product is right for you, always read and follow the label. These products are to be used with willpower in order to control cigarette cravings. Consult a pharmacist to know more about smoking cessation.

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Please note that this content is not intended as professional medical or healthcare advice, or as a substitute for either professional healthcare advice or services from a qualified healthcare provider such as a doctor, or other professional familiar with your unique situation. This content is intended solely as a general product and educational aid. If you have any questions, please consult your doctor or pharmacist.

Last updated: July 02, 2026