How Cyventine Works

The active ingredient in Cyventine has a structure similar to nicotine, allowing it to bind to the same receptors in the brain. It binds more strongly than nicotine, which helps block nicotine from attaching to and activating these receptors.1-3

Reduces cravings and withdrawal

The use of Cyventine as a smoking cessation aid allows for a gradual reduction of nicotine dependence by relieving withdrawal symptoms.2 Cytisine acts on the same receptors as nicotine. It helps people stop smoking by reducing cravings and withdrawal symptoms and helping the body gradually become less dependent on nicotine.1-4

Reduces nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms

by acting on the same receptors as nicotine does.1-3

Ease your way in to quitting

Instead of abruptly stopping smoking the same day as you start Cyventine, you can ease your way into quitting if necessary. You can continue to smoke during the first 4 days of Cyventine use however you must stop smoking on day 5. If you are unable to do so, stop taking Cyventine and speak with a doctor or pharmacist.1,10

Stepping down dosing

Cyventine’s 25-day quitting course give you more support during the early stages of quitting, with the daily dose reducing over the 25 day treatment period.

Together, these effects help you focus on building new, healthier routines while minimising discomfort.