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Old 10-22-2014, 02:03 PM #16
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Request for a reply from any experienced user of Nicotine Patch,

What next - once you have reached 20mg?

Should we continue 20 mg per day or there are few studies on a pubmed which says about going up to 100 mg per day for few months, though no long term study available,

Kindly reply, I am now about to reach 20 mg per day does.
It takes a while to reach 21mg. How long have you been on N.T?
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