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This text describes the recommended dosage schedule for Nicotine Polacrilex Gum, which is used to help quit smoking. The schedule consists of three steps, with the recommended usage gradually decreasing over a 12-week period. The gum is made in Denmark and the brand name is "issbuteasy PEITIZO® g, 500".*

This is a wallet card that provides contact information for three organizations: American Lung Association, American Cancer Society, and American Heart Association. Each organization has a phone number listed to call for help.*

This text appears to be instructions for using a nicotine replacement therapy product, likely in the form of a lozenge or gum. Users are advised to take one piece every 1-2 hours during the initial phase of quitting smoking, and then decrease to one piece every 2-4 hours during the second phase. In the third phase, which takes place 10 weeks after the quit date, users are instructed to take one piece every 4-8 hours. The text also includes reference to specific weeks on a quitting timeline, but the context around this is unclear.*

This is a product information sheet for a medication used to help quit smoking by chewing gum. It contains directions, warnings, and possible side effects. It also gives instructions on how to use the gum and advises against use for children under 18. The product is protected in sealed blisters, and age verification is required to purchase it.*