No. TAIGA GUM Anti-Nicotine chewing gum is a plant-based gum without nicotine. It is meant for people who want a non-nicotine alternative during moments when the urge to smoke appears. That puts it in a different category from nicotine replacement gum, which releases controlled amounts of nicotine into the body. This gum uses a resin-and-wax base instead of a nicotine-containing formulation. The key ingredients are spruce resin, beeswax, mint, eucalyptus, thyme, elecampane, calamus and the sugar-free sweetener isomalt.
According to the product description, the effect is felt through the mouth because the substances are released while chewing and contact the oral mucosa directly. Spruce resin naturally contains phytoncides, plant compounds that help limit the growth of unwanted microorganisms in the mouth. Beeswax contributes traces of propolis, and mint and eucalyptus provide a more refreshing mouth feel. That is why the product can be useful when you miss the hand-to-mouth ritual, not because it replaces nicotine in your body.
If your main goal is nicotine replacement therapy, this is not the same product and should not be treated as one. Ask a pharmacist or smoking-cessation specialist about nicotine-containing options if you need medical help with nicotine dependence. TAIGA GUM is a non-medical companion product for the oral and behavioral side of smoking transitions, not a replacement for medical care.