Product Images Leader Nicotine Transdermal System Step 2

This text appears to be a section of a document related to some sort of medical treatment plan. Specifically, it provides instructions regarding a patch medication with a dosage of 14 mg, indicating that only one patch should be used per day during specific time intervals (Weeks 1-4, Weeks 5-6, and Weeks 7-8).*

This appears to be a description of a medication dosing schedule, with the patient starting with a 21mg patch for four weeks, then transitioning to a 14mg patch for two weeks, and finally a 7mg patch for two weeks. The text provides details for each week and step of the process.*

This text provides instructions for individuals who smoke a maximum of 10 cigarettes per day and want to quit smoking. It advises not to begin with Step 1 and recommends using Step 2, which is a 14mg patch for 6 weeks, followed by a 7mg patch for 2 weeks in weeks 7 and 8. The table shows the transition from Step 2 to Step 3.*

The text seems to be describing a support program called "Take Control® Support Program" for those who smoke more than 10 cigarettes per day. It also mentions a "Daily Success Calendar."*

Congratulations again on your decision to quit smoking. By incorporating the behavior-changing tools discussed in this guide into your everyday life, you are on your way to successfully becoming and remaining smoke-free. Continue to reinforce your commitment to remain smoke-free by reading RIS NG EERETN B EL T RGRO L oo BT LE T T R B 1 HABITROL. While you are taking control with the Habitrol Take Control® Support Program, don't forget to celebrate your successes along the way.*

This appears to be a 56-day program to quit smoking using patches called "HABITROL". Each day has a different task or suggestion such as taking walks, finding hobbies, and reviewing reasons for quitting. The program encourages daily exercise and rewards for successful quitters. The end goal is to become a non-smoker by gradually reducing the patch strength. The text also includes a phone number for "HABITROL" support.*

The HABITROL Take Control support program helps people quit smoking successfully. It provides personalized support and tips for quitting, as well as information about quitting smoking. This program is free and can be accessed by calling 1-888-HABITROL (1-888-422-4876).*

The text is a promotional material for a nicotine transdermal patch labelled "Habitrol" that aids in quitting smoking. It also mentions a support program called "Take Control" which apparently leads to success.*

This is a useful guide that suggests alternative actions to smoking during different activities or situations, such as having a morning coffee, drinking hot beverages or juice, after a meal, when stressed, before bed, on the telephone, at parties or watching TV. These alternatives include activities such as walking, taking a break, readin, doodling, eating healthy snacks, holding a stress ball or changing seating positions.*

Nicotine Transdermal System is a patch that helps in quitting smoking. It is a stop smoking aid. The text also provides a guide to help quit smoking successfully.*

This text appears to be describing a product that delivers a certain amount of medication or treatment (1mg or 7mg) over the course of 24 hours. The product is referred to as "STEP" and is specifically targeted towards individuals who smoke, with different usage instructions based on how many cigarettes the person smokes per day. The text also mentions STEP 2 logo and STEP 3 logo, although it is unclear what these refer to exactly. The product in question should be used after completing STEP 2.*

The Nicotine Transdermal System is a patch designed to aid in smoking cessation. The package includes a warning not to cut the patch and directions for use. The used patch should be disposed of properly, and the package should be saved for disposal. The patch should be kept out of reach of children and pets. The storage temperature is between 20-25°C (68-77°F). If the individual pouch is open or torn, do not use the patch. The patch is distributed by Novartis Consumer Health, Inc. and the copyright date is 2006. The lot number is B016F.*

This is a description for a nicotine transdermal patch that helps people quit smoking. The patch provides 21mg of nicotine over 24 hours. The product comes with a behavior support program that includes a self-help guide and audio CD upon request. The patch should be used according to the given directions for a full treatment program, not to exceed six weeks. There are two steps depending on the number of cigarettes smoked per day. The product warns of potential risks, and individuals with medical conditions should consult with their doctor before using. It also includes information on inactive ingredients and contact information for the manufacturer for questions or comments. Overall, the Leader® Brand nicotine patch is a stop-smoking aid that provides individuals with a step-down system to gradually reduce nicotine intake and increase success in quitting.*

This is a drug facts label for a nicotine transdermal system patch designed to help people quit smoking. The patch delivers 14mg of nicotine over 24 hours and includes a behavior support program with self-help guide. The instructions indicate that the patch should be used once per day and for people who smoke more than 10 cigarettes per day, they should use it after completing. For those who smoke ten or fewer cigarettes per day, they can start with the patch directly. The label also includes information on inactive ingredients and a satisfaction guarantee. A free audio CD is available upon request, and the package contains a booklet with additional information.*

To increase your success in quitting smoking, you must be motivated and complete the enrollment program along with a behavioral support program. A patch with the active ingredient Nicotine is available to aid in stopping smoking. The package contains 14 patches with instructions on how to use them. There is also a self-help guide available.*