The cost of NRT smoking succession aids can quickly add up, especially if the consumer is taking longer to quit, thereby making it costly for many South Africans. Products such as patches are more expensive than the dominant gum format, but are perceived as more effective in reducing withdrawal symptoms, while NRT gum needs to be consumed more often to relieve cravings and the frequency of use will vary from smoker to smoker.
There is a perception amongst local smokers that vaping is more affordable and an easier alternative to use when attempting to quit smoking. Some studies have highlighted that once consumers switch to vaping, they are more likely to quit smoking traditional cigarettes.
South Africans are increasingly focusing on their overall health and wellbeing by trying to exercise more regularly and reduce unhealthy habits. This trend towards a healthier lifestyle may motivate some consumers to quit smoking or move to perceived less harmful alternatives, thereby supporting some demand for NRT smoking cessation aids.
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NRT Smoking Cessation Aids
Nicotine-based products such as gum, lozenges, patches, and inhalators used to aid smoking cessation. Exclude electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes).
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