rhewson1My husband has tried Nicoderm, Habitrol and Walgreen's nicotine patches... all caused an itchy rash on the skin where they were applied. Is there a patch that is hypoallergenic?
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Thanks DzooBaby. Yes, he is allergic to the adhesive. He much prefers the patch, so I was hoping there might be one available that is hypoallergenic.