When a craving hits, choose afresher response.
2baconil Nicotine Gum provides a controlled 2mg dose of nicotine to help manage cravings and support your quit-smoking journey.
- ✓Fast-acting oral NRT format
- ✓Travel-friendly tin
- ✓Two refreshing flavours
Find the pack that fits your quit journey.
Explore convenient pack sizes of gums and choose the option that works for you.
Support you can reach for when cravings show up.
Unlike a regular chewing gum, nicotine gum is an oral nicotine replacement therapy. Nicotine is absorbed through the lining of the mouth to help reduce withdrawal symptoms and the urge to smoke.
Don't chew it like ordinary gum.
Use the "chew and park" method so nicotine can be absorbed through the lining of your mouth.
Choose your flavour. Take the next step.
Both flavours deliver the same controlled nicotine dose in a convenient 30-gum tin.
Mint Flavour
A refreshing mint taste in a sturdy, travel-friendly tin.
Paan Flavour
A familiar Paan-inspired flavour in the same portable tin format.
Start with one tin. Stock up when you're ready.
Choose from 30, 60, 90 or 120 gums. Every option links directly to the matching product on the official 2baconil store.
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Clear answers for confident use.
No — nicotine gum works differently. Use the "chew and park" method: chew a few times until you notice a
tingling or peppery taste, then rest it between your cheek and gum so the nicotine can absorb through the
lining of your mouth.
Avoid food and drink, especially acidic drinks like coffee or juice, for 15 minutes before and during
use, as this can reduce how well the nicotine is absorbed.
Follow the dosing schedule on the product label, which is generally based on your usual smoking habits.
Do not exceed the maximum daily amount stated on the pack.
If you have dentures, bridges or other dental work, chewing gum may be uncomfortable or unsuitable. Check
the product label and speak with your dentist or doctor before use.
Pregnant or breastfeeding women, people with heart conditions, and anyone taking other medication should
consult a doctor before starting nicotine replacement therapy.