Lozenge

The stamped pieces are spread out onto trays where a slight crust of dry sugar forms on the surface. The lozenges are then dried at 35-40 °C until 

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Eisen-oxydverbindung, /. ferric compound, iron(III) compound, -pastille, /. (Pharm.) reduced iron lozenge, -pecherz, n. limonite pitticite tripUte. -phosphor, n. iron phosphide. -probe, /. iron test iron sample, -pulver, n. iron powder, -quarz, m. ferriferous quartz, -rahm, m. a porous form of hematite. 

Pastille, /, pastille, pastil, tablet, lozenge button, bead. 

Tablette,/. tablet, pellet, lozenge slab billet small table.

For dry mouth, suck on hard candy, sugarless lozenges, or small pieces of ice and perform frequent mouth care... 

Almani S (Tanabe)-comb. Dequadin Lozenges (Toiii) Honkon-N (Zenyaku)-comb. 

Patients who use the lozenge for smoking cessation should use one lozenge every 1-2 hours for the first 2— weeks, decreasing the interval to every 2-4 hours thereafter. Adverse effects that are common with the nicotine lozenge include heartburn, hiccups, and nausea (Shiffman et al. 2002). Because the product contains phenylalanine, the lozenge should not be used for smoking cessation by individuals with phenylketonuria. 

Schneider NG, Olmstead RE, Steinberg C, et al Efficacy of buspirone in smoking cessation a placebo-controlled trial. Clin Pharmacol Ther 60 568-575, 1996 Shiffman S, Dresler CM, Hajek P, et al Efficacy of a nicotine lozenge for smoking cessation. Arch Intern Med 162 1267-76, 2002... 

Polynoxylin (poly[methylenedi(hydroxymethyl)urea]) is a similar compound available in gel and lozenge formulations. 

Nicotine patch Transdermal Nicotine gum Buccal Nicotine lozenge Buccal Nicotine nasal spray Intranasal 7-22 mg/day (started at 21 mg per day x 2 weeks then 14 mg per day x 2 weeks then 7 mg/day) 20-40 mg/day 2 or 4 mg/piece one piece every 2 hours up to 10 times/day 20-40 mg/day 2-4 mg/lozenge one lozenge every 2 hours, up to 10 times/day 16-32 mg/day 1-2 mg/spray, one in each nostril up to 16 times/day... 

Provide nicotine replacement patch, nasal spray or mouth inhaler, gum, or lozenge. 

Menthol, also known as peppermint oil, is used widely in toothpastes, mouthwashes, gum, sore-throat lozenges, lip balms, and nasal decongestants. For topical analgesic use, it is available in creams, lotions, ointment, and patches. The patches can be trimmed to fit the affected area. 

Gelatin solutions 10-20 Gels when cold, therefore use warm strong adhesive used in lozenges less suitable in warm moist climates... 

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