

Sophona Alopecuroides – Cytisine 98%
11,00 € – 19,00 €Price range: 11,00 € through 19,00 €
Cytisine is one of the most well-known smoking cessation aids, especially in Northern European countries such as Russia and Poland.
Cytisine is a plant-based alkaloid derived from the Cytisus laburnum plant (also known as “golden rain” or “laburnum”). It has been used for decades in Central and Eastern Europe, mainly in Poland and Russia, as an aid for smoking cessation. It has a structure similar to nicotine, which explains its action on nicotinic receptors and its effectiveness as a “substitute.” Today, it is attracting increased research interest due to its natural origin and relatively low production cost.
Potential Benefits of Cytisine:
Effective (anecdotally and clinically) for smoking reduction/cessation
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Clinical studies show that cytisine significantly increases smoking abstinence rates compared to placebo.
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In some studies, it is considered equal to or even superior to varenicline (Champix), with fewer adverse effects.
Good tolerance & safety profile
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Most side effects are mild (nausea, dry mouth, insomnia, gastrointestinal disturbances) and occur less frequently than with other treatments.
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It does not present a high risk of dependence.
Mechanism of action on nicotinic receptors
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Acts as a partial agonist on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs), reducing withdrawal symptoms and the pleasure associated with smoking.
Potential benefits in neurological disorders (under investigation)
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Preliminary studies suggest possible applications in Parkinson’s disease due to its action on nicotinic receptors.
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There are also indications of potential neuroprotective properties.
Promising pharmacological profile
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Due to its selective affinity for nAChRs, it is being investigated for other clinical applications (e.g., addictive behaviors, cognitive disorders).
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RECOMMENDED USAGE
*Cytisine can be dissolved in physiological serum (saline solution) for volumetric dosing. In this case, it is recommended that 1,5 mg of Cytisine is dissolved in 1 ml of physiological serum. Someone could start by dissolving 75 mg of Cytisine in 50 ml of physiological serum.
The “official” protocol of smoking cessation with Cytisine is as follows:
Standard 25-Day Titration Protocol
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Dosage: 1.5 mg (1 ml if dissolved in physiological serum as stated above).
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Duration: 25 days, with gradually decreasing frequency:
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Days 1–3: 1 dosage every 2 hours while awake – up to 6 dosages per day.
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Days 4–12: 1 dosage every 2.5 hours – up to 5 dosages per day.
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Days 13–16: 1 dosage every 3 hours – up to 4 dosages per day.
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Days 17–20: 1 dosage every 5 hours – up to 3 dosages per day.
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Days 21–25: Just 1 to 2 dosages per day.
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Implementation Advice: The treatment usually begins with a “quit date” set by Day 5. Continued smoking during the regimen is discouraged, as it can worsen side effects.
WHO Classification & Endorsement
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WHO Inclusion: In 2024, the WHO’s Clinical Treatment Guideline for Tobacco Cessation (and the WHO Essential Medicines List) recognized cytisine as a strongly recommended pharmacological option alongside NRT, varenicline, and bupropion.
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Simplified or Alternative Regimens (Emerging Evidence)
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Three-Times-Daily (TID) Schedule: Clinical trials have tested a simpler regimen—taking cytisine at higher doses three times daily:
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3 mg three times per day (TID) for 25 days showed superior continuous abstinence rates, with 30% quitting sustained through weeks 4–8 vs. 8% with placebo.
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Extended Duration Regimens: Longer protocols of 6 to 12 weeks (like in ACH‑CYT‑03 Phase 3 trials) are being investigated to potentially improve long-term abstinence success.
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Experimental 40-Day Schedule: Some studies have explored extended or modified dose-scaling regimens over 40 days, though these are still experimental.
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Summary Table
Regimen Type | Duration | Dosing Schedule | Notes |
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Standard Titration | 25 days | 1.5 mg, gradually tapering (6 → 1–2 dosages /day) | Most widely used; manufacturer-endorsed |
Three-Times-Daily (TID) | 25 days | 3 mg TID | Simpler and potentially more effective |
Extended Trials | 6–12 weeks | TID or titration schedules | Under investigation in clinical trials |
40-Day Regimen | ~40 days | Variable, escalating dosing | Experimental usage |
Key Clinical Insights
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The 25-day downward titration is the most commonly used and studied protocol across many European countries.
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The TID 3 mg regimen may offer improved quitting rates and simpler administration.
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WHO’s endorsement of cytisine—given its proven effectiveness, safety profile, and cost-efficiency—supports its inclusion as a key smoking cessation option globally.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Standardization : Extract from Sophona Alopecuroides (Cytisine – 98% HPLC)
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