Nicotine

A thin strip of water-soluble polymer with nicotine as the active ingredient makes up nicotine oral dissolving film. The film is made to dissolve quickly in the mouth, enabling quick nicotine absorption into the bloodstream.

In place of cigarettes, nicotine oral dissolving films are used in smoking cessation therapy. The films are simple to use and offer a discrete and practical method of delivering nicotine without the negative effects of smoking.

A treatment for nicotine addiction, nicotine replacement therapy, also makes use of the movie. Nicotine replacement therapy's objective is to assist smokers in quitting by giving them a small amount of nicotine to lessen withdrawal symptoms.