What are the most common side effects of nicotine replacement nasal spray?

What are the most common side effects of nicotine replacement nasal spray?

Linda Hyder Ferry (Associate Professor, Preventive Medicine and Family Medicine, Loma Linda University School of Medicine) gives expert video advice on: How is nicotine gum used?; What are the most common side effects associated with nicotine gum?; What is a 'nicotine patch'? and more...

The problems with the nasal spray, because your nose is much more sensitive than your mouth, when you put the nasal spray into your nose you can have reaction in your eyes. Your eyes will water, they'll itch, your nose will itch, you'll sneeze, and it'll drain down the back of your throat and taste bad. It works quickly, so people who really want the nicotine nasal spray to work quickly will get used to those symptoms, and they will diminish over about two to three weeks. It is the quickest way to deliver nicotine.