Zyban works by influencing chemicals in the brain linked to nicotine addiction.

• Bupropion affects dopamine and noradrenaline activity
• Helps reduce nicotine cravings
• Eases withdrawal symptoms
• Supports smoking cessation without nicotine replacement

Zyban does not contain nicotine and works best alongside motivation and behavioral support.

• Active ingredient: Bupropion hydrochloride
• Strength: 150 mg
• Pharmaceutical form: Prolonged-release tablets
• Administration route: Oral use
• Prescription status: Prescription-only medicine (Rx)

Indications

Zyban 150 mg prolonged-release is prescribed for adults who:

• Want to stop smoking
• Experience nicotine withdrawal symptoms
• Need additional medical support to quit smoking

Dosage & Use

• Taken according to a gradual dosing schedule
• Tablets must be swallowed whole
• Usually started before a planned quit date
• Treatment duration and dosage must be determined by a healthcare professional

Warnings

• Use only under medical supervision
• Not suitable for individuals with seizure disorders
• Do not combine with other medicines containing bupropion
• Caution in patients with mental health conditions
• Avoid alcohol during treatment
• Always read the patient information leaflet before use

What is Zyban 150 mg prolonged-release used for?

Zyban is used to help adults quit smoking by reducing cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

Does Zyban contain nicotine?

No. Zyban is a non-nicotine medication.

When should I stop smoking while using Zyban?

Many people set a quit date during the first weeks of treatment, as advised by a healthcare professional.

Is Zyban taken daily?

Yes. Zyban is taken daily according to a prescribed schedule.

Is Zyban suitable for everyone?

No. Zyban is prescription-only and may not be suitable for people with certain medical conditions. Medical assessment is required.

Are side effects possible?

Yes. Possible side effects include dry mouth, insomnia, headache, dizziness, or anxiety. Consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist.