Natural tobacco extract
7 mg nicotine per patch
Where the 7 mg in each patch comes from. A plant extract, listed by name and amount.
Each patch holds 7 mg of nicotine from natural tobacco extract, plus three botanicals: resveratrol, liquorice root and clove. The whole list is below, so you can read it before you buy.
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One ingredient supplies the nicotine. The other three are botanicals. Here is each of them, with a plain-English note on what it is.
7 mg nicotine per patch
Where the 7 mg in each patch comes from. A plant extract, listed by name and amount.
A compound found in red grape skins and berries, and one of the most researched plant polyphenols.
A root with centuries of traditional use, studied today for the compounds it contains.
The familiar spice. Its main compound, eugenol, is what gives clove its warm scent.
These are the listed ingredients. Like any skin patch, it also has an adhesive and a backing film to hold it in place.
Both kinds sit on the skin and are changed once a day. What differs is the label. This is how the two compare, line by line.
| Feature | Herbal nicotine patch | Typical regular patch |
|---|---|---|
| Nicotine per patch | 7 mg | Sold in several strengths |
| Where the nicotine comes from | Natural tobacco extract, named on the label | Nicotine, listed as the active ingredient |
| Botanical ingredients | Three: resveratrol, liquorice root and clove | None |
| Full ingredient list | Shown openly on this page | Usually printed in the pack leaflet |
| How it is worn | One patch a day on clean, dry skin | One patch a day on clean, dry skin |
| Delivery route | Through the skin (transdermal) | Through the skin (transdermal) |
Regular patches vary by brand and strength. This table compares what is printed on the label, not how either product performs.
Read the full comparisonA transdermal patch delivers what it holds through the skin. There is nothing to inhale or swallow. The patch stays in one spot while its contents move across slowly.
Most patches combine a backing film, a layer that holds the ingredients, and an adhesive that keeps it flat against the skin.
Rather than arriving all at once, the contents cross the skin gradually during the hours the patch is worn.
Each patch is worn for a single day, then peeled off and replaced with a fresh one on a new spot.
Below are peer-reviewed reviews of the delivery method and of each botanical, linked in full so you can read the sources yourself.
Describes how skin patches release their contents at a controlled rate, which keeps blood levels more even than many other routes of delivery.
Review of transdermal drug delivery systems, 2022Surveys one of the most widely studied dietary polyphenols and the large body of laboratory work on its antioxidant activity.
Resveratrol: a comprehensive review, 2024Covers the compounds found in the root and the research into their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity.
Glycyrrhiza glabra: a comprehensive review, 2021Looks at eugenol, the main compound in clove, and the work on its antioxidant and antimicrobial properties.
Eugenol: a review of a versatile molecule, 2018These sources discuss the individual ingredients and the transdermal method in general. None of them is a study of this patch. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA or the TGA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Putting a patch on takes a few seconds. This is the whole routine, from the first patch to the next box.
Choose clean, dry, hair-free skin, such as the upper arm or shoulder.
Peel off the backing and hold the patch in place for a few seconds so the edges seal.
One patch covers the whole day. Thin enough to sit unnoticed under a sleeve.
Take it off and use a fresh one the next day, on a slightly different spot.
Each box holds 30 patches. The 5-box option covers five months at once.
A box lasts a month at one patch a day. Orders over $40 ship free, and every option comes with the 60-day money-back guarantee.
It's a skin patch that pairs a nicotine source with plant ingredients. In ours, the nicotine comes from natural tobacco extract (7 mg per patch), and it sits alongside three botanicals: resveratrol, liquorice root and clove.
Four are listed: natural tobacco extract, resveratrol, liquorice root and clove. All four are named on this page, with a short note on each one.
Each patch contains 7 mg of nicotine, sourced from natural tobacco extract.
The nicotine is drawn from a plant extract, and the other three listed ingredients come from plants as well: grape skins (resveratrol), liquorice root and clove. Like any patch, it also needs an adhesive and a backing so it stays on the skin.
No. Natural describes where the nicotine comes from, not how much there is. Each patch still holds 7 mg of nicotine, so handle it as you would any nicotine product and keep it away from children and pets.
Most pharmacy patches use nicotine on its own in a standard adhesive system. This one names a plant-based nicotine source and adds three botanicals, all listed on the label. We compare the two side by side further up the page.
Press one patch onto clean, dry, hair-free skin in the morning and wear it through the day. Take it off and use a fresh patch the next day, choosing a slightly different spot each time.
A box holds 30 patches, which is a month at one patch a day.
Orders of $40 and up ship free. Below that, standard shipping is $4.95. Every order goes out in plain packaging.
Not yet. Subscriptions are coming soon, so for now every order is a one-time purchase.
Four listed ingredients, 7 mg per patch, 30 patches a box. Start with one box, or take five and pay for four.
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