In clinical trials for Epidiolex, many research participants reported relatively mild side effects, such as fatigue and digestive issues
Pros, Cons, and Who They're Best For Pros: Backed by decades of clinical research, widely available at pharmacies, covered by some insurance plans and NHS prescriptions Cons: Flavors and experience are less satisfying than modern nicotine pouches, patches can cause skin irritation, gum can be tough on dental work Best for: People committed to full nicotine cessation who want a medically supervised step-down plan From experience, many former vapers find NRT patches useful as a baseline but supplement them with nicotine pouches for breakthrough cravings
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