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<blockquote data-quote="workingsucks2" data-source="post: 2680357" data-attributes="member: 904095">Today I&#039;m on my fourth day of not smoking.&nbsp; I&#039;ve been using Sunmark brand 21 mg nicotine patches with&nbsp; no problems since Saturday.&nbsp; I left them on for a total of 12 hours and took them off before bed.I ran out of Sunmark and put a CVS brand patch on today, same strength, instructions, etc.&nbsp; However, after about 6 hours I had a headache, was sweaty and anxious and my heart was going a little faster than usual.&nbsp; I took it off.So, my question is can a person have a reaction to one brand of patch and not another?&nbsp; I&#039;m also trying to figure out if I did something different with this one.&nbsp; The CVS patch didn&#039;t stick as well for me and I kept periodically rubbing at it.&nbsp; Is it possible I was accidentally speeding up the release of the nicotine into my bloodstream this way?I&#039;m confused.&nbsp; :/</blockquote>

[QUOTE="workingsucks2, post: 2680357, member: 904095"] Today I'm on my fourth day of not smoking. I've been using Sunmark brand 21 mg nicotine patches with no problems since Saturday. I left them on for a total of 12 hours and took them off before bed. I ran out of Sunmark and put a CVS brand patch on today, same strength, instructions, etc. However, after about 6 hours I had a headache, was sweaty and anxious and my heart was going a little faster than usual. I took it off. So, my question is can a person have a reaction to one brand of patch and not another? I'm also trying to figure out if I did something different with this one. The CVS patch didn't stick as well for me and I kept periodically rubbing at it. Is it possible I was accidentally speeding up the release of the nicotine into my bloodstream this way? I'm confused. :/ [/QUOTE]

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