Our sustainability approach is integral to our business strategy.
Additionally, by attracting and retaining top-tier talent, we are committed to building on our strong reputation and positioning ourselves as leaders within the SME segment of the market.
Our sustainability approach is integral to our business strategy.
Our sustainability approach is a core component of our business strategy. By engaging with both internal and external stakeholders and incorporating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into our decision-making processes, we aim to enhance long-term company value. Additionally, by attracting and retaining top-tier talent, we are committed to building on our strong reputation and positioning ourselves as leaders within the SME segment of the market.
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Our Headquarters are in Dublin, Ireland. Our European Operational
hub is in London, UK and our Nordic regional office is in Uppsala,
Sweden. We have partnerships in Benelux and Spain.
Locations
Our Headquarters are in Dublin, Ireland. Our European Operational
hub is in London, UK and our Nordic regional office is in Uppsala,
Sweden. We have partnerships in Benelux and Spain.
Citidaron should be taken with a suitable amount of water according to the following dosage schedule.
| Days of treatment | Recommended dosing | Maximum daily dose |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 – 3 | 1 tablet every 2 hours | 6 tablets |
| Day 4 – 12 | 1 tablet every 2.5 hours | 5 tablets |
| Day 13 – 16 | 1 tablet every 3 hours | 4 tablets |
| Day 17 – 20 | 1 tablet every 5 hours | 3 tablets |
| Day 21 – 25 | 1-2 tablets a day | to 2 tablets |
Citidaron should be taken with a suitable amount of water according to the following dosage schedule.
| Days of treatment | Recommended dosing | Maximum daily dose |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 – 3 | 1 tablet every 2 hours | 6 tablets |
| Day 4 – 12 | 1 tablet every 2.5 hours | 5 tablets |
| Day 13 – 16 | 1 tablet every 3 hours | 4 tablets |
| Day 17 – 20 | 1 tablet every 5 hours | 3 tablets |
| Day 21 – 25 | 1-2 tablets a day | to 2 tablets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is cytisine the same as cytisinicline?
Yes, cytisine and cytisinicline are the same. Although the generic name (INN) Cytisine has been widely used for many decades, more recently the WHO proposed changing this to cytisinicline. You may therefore find it listed under “cytisine”, “cytisinicline”, or both.
Are dosing instructions printed on tablet foil strip?
Yes, cytisine and cytisinicline are the same. Although the generic name (INN) Cytisine has been widely used for many decades, more recently the WHO proposed changing this to cytisinicline. You may therefore find it listed under “cytisine”, “cytisinicline”, or both.Yes, cytisine and cytisinicline are the same. Although the generic name (INN) Cytisine has been widely used for many decades, more recently the WHO proposed changing this to cytisinicline. You may therefore find it listed under “cytisine”, “cytisinicline”, or both.
Why are there age restrictions on Citidaron in those over 65 or under 18?
Yes, cytisine and cytisinicline are the same. Although the generic name (INN) Cytisine has been widely used for many decades, more recently the WHO proposed changing this to cytisinicline. You may therefore find it listed under “cytisine”, “cytisinicline”, or both.
Is there a specific degree of renal or hepatic impairment at which Citidaron should not be used?
Yes, cytisine and cytisinicline are the same. Although the generic name (INN) Cytisine has been widely used for many decades, more recently the WHO proposed changing this to cytisinicline. You may therefore find it listed under “cytisine”, “cytisinicline”, or both.
What is considered a “recent” myocardial infarction or stroke?
Yes, cytisine and cytisinicline are the same. Although the generic name (INN) Cytisine has been widely used for many decades, more recently the WHO proposed changing this to cytisinicline. You may therefore find it listed under “cytisine”, “cytisinicline”, or both.
What if a patient forgets to take a tablet?
Yes, cytisine and cytisinicline are the same. Although the generic name (INN) Cytisine has been widely used for many decades, more recently the WHO proposed changing this to cytisinicline. You may therefore find it listed under “cytisine”, “cytisinicline”, or both.Yes, cytisine and cytisinicline are the same. Although the generic name (INN) Cytisine has been widely used for many decades, more recently the WHO proposed changing this to cytisinicline. You may therefore find it listed under “cytisine”, “cytisinicline”, or both.
Yes, cytisine and cytisinicline are the same. Although the generic name (INN) Cytisine has been widely used for many decades, more recently the WHO proposed changing this to cytisinicline. You may therefore find it listed under “cytisine”, “cytisinicline”, or both.
Our vision & values
Creating Value for all our stakeholders by bringing licensed pharmaceutical products to market. Our core values are teamwork, working in partnership and having an intelligent approach
“Our established business development
process enables us to promptly review partnering opportunities and provide a rapid and
transparent decision-making process.”
Our established business development
process enables us to promptly review partnering opportunities and provide a rapid and transparent decision-making process.
Adverse events should be reported. Reporting forms and information are available from HPRA Pharmacovigilance on the HPRA website www.hpra.ie. Adverse events should also be reported to Consilient Health at drugsafety@consilienthealth.com or 012057766.
The information on this website is intended for Health Care Professional who practice in the Republic of Ireland only
Healthcare professionals are asked to report any suspected adverse reactions. To report an adverse event or a product complaint about a Consilient Health medicine, please contact Consilient Health at drugsafety@consilienthealth.com or 012057766
Adverse events and product complaints may also be reported to the Health Products Regulatory Authority. Reporting form and information can be found at www.hpra.ie then click on “report an issue”.
- HSE (Health Service Executive). Tobacco Free Ireland Annual Report 2022. Available at: https://www.hse.ie/eng/about/who/tobaccocontrol/tfi-annual-report-2022.pdf [Accessed: July, 2025].
- Department of Health. Economic and social cost of smoking in Ireland. Dublin: Department of Health, 2022. Available at: https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/5d2c8-economic-and-social-cost-of-smoking-in-ireland/ [Accessed: July, 2025].
- Ipsos B&A. (2023) Healthy Ireland survey 2023 – summary report. Dublin: Healthy Ireland, Department of Health. Available at: https://www.drugsandalcohol.ie/39977/ (Accessed July 2025)
- Healthy Ireland Survey 2021. Summary Report. Department of Health, 2021. Available at: https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/9ef45-healthy-ireland-survey-2021/ [Accessed: July, 2025].
- HSE Smoking facts and figures. Availabel at https://www2.hse.ie/living-well/quit-smoking/reasons-to-quit/facts-and-figures/ (Accessed July 2025)
- NHS Inform. Benefits of stopping smoking. Available at https://www.nhsinform.scot/healthy-living/stopping-smoking/reasons-to-stop/benefits-of-stopping-smoking/. Accessed July 2025.
Experience and past partnerships.
At Consilient Health, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do.As proud participants in the UN Global Compact, we align with the goldstandard for measuring and reducing carbon emissions. While ourcommitment to sustainability is driven by a deep belief in doing what is right, it is increasingly essential to meet and exceed sustainability benchmarks to maintain robust partnerships and resilient supply chains.
Since the beginning, we have built and nurtured a range of long-term, mutually beneficial partnerships with pharmaceutical developers and manufacturers. These collaborations span from small
Driven by developing strong partnerships.
Founded in 2005, our success has been driven by developing strong partnerships with pharmaceutical companies, ensuring market access, and effectively marketing and distributing their prescription healthcare products in the UK and Europe. We carefully evaluate and prioritise products that are differentiated and have the potential to address clear unmet clinical needs.
As an independent, privately held, and profitable business, we are able to make swift decisions and have the resources and expertise to explore innovative solutions that meet the needs of patients, prescribers, payers, and partners.
Our focused and dedicated approach is evidenced by numerous successful product launches with a range of partners, navigating various regulatory environments. With a strong financial foundation and commercial focus, we are well-positioned to invest in long-term collaborations and expand our portfolio while supporting the needs of our partners.
End-to-end solutions across compliance, access, logistics, and sales.
We are experienced and innovative commercialisation experts for the UK and European market, offering comprehensive capabilities that span regulatory affairs, market access, supply chain management, distribution, medical affairs, marketing, and sales, all underpinned by a commitment to quality and compliance.
Our partners, typically focused on developing and manufacturing medicines andhealthcare solutions, may lack the physical presence, expertise, or resources to commercialise their products in the UK or Europe. Consilient Health provides the necessary capabilities to extend their geographic reach, optimise revenue, and minimise risk.
As a mid-sized pharmaceutical company, we do not engage in research,
development, or manufacturing. Instead, our experienced management team is dedicated to advancing our partners’ products and brands. We deliver innovative marketing strategies informed by strategic insights and local market knowledge, ensuring effective commercialisation. We prioritise transparent communication, fostering long-term, mutually beneficial partnerships.
Partner With Us
We are continuously seeking new strategic partnerships and alliances to further strengthen, diversify and expand our pipeline.
By collaborating with partners, we identify opportunities and unlock the potential of products that offer the greatest benefit to patients and healthcare professionals.
Working in Partnership
Consilient Health is invested in working with healthcare and pharmaceutical Industry stakeholders. This is part of our commitment to bring high quality medicines and innovative solutions to Irish healthcare professionals and patients.
Industry bodies we collaborate with
- www.hpra.ie
- www.hse.ie
- www.medicinesforeurope.com
- www.thepmi.com
Consilient Health Ireland is delighted to be a founding member of the Alliance of Medicines for Ireland trade association (MFI). Further information on MFI can be found at www.medicinesforireland.ie
Our Partners
Consilient Health has an established track record in partnering with globally recognised research based pharmaceutical companies.
Some of our commercial partners include:
- Italfarmaco
- Aflofarm
- Currax Pharmaceuticals (MAH: Orexigen)
- SMB Laboratories
With the expertise of our Irish team, we offer partners local insight and understanding to optimise the commercial success of their medicines.
At Consilient Health, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do.As proud participants in the UN Global Compact, we align with the gold standard for measuring and reducing carbon emissions. While our commitment to sustainability is driven by a deep belief in doing what is right, it is increasingly essential to meet and exceed sustainability benchmarks to maintain robust partnerships and resilient supply chains.
At Consilient Health, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. As proud participants in the UN Global Compact, we align with the gold standard for measuring and reducing carbon emissions. While our commitment to sustainability is driven by a deep belief in doing what is right.
About Citidaron
CITIDARON® is indicated for smoking cessation and reduction of nicotine cravings in smokers who are willing to stop smoking.1 The treatment goal of CITIDARON® is the permanent cessation of the nicotine-containing products use.1
Citidaron does not contain nicotine and has a favourable tolerability profile.
About Citidaron
Cytisinicline is a partial agonist of the α4β2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor.1
Cytisinicline competes with nicotine for the same receptors and gradually displaces nicotine due to its stronger binding. It has lower ability to stimulate nicotinic receptors.1
How Nicotine Drives Addiction
Nicotine binds to nicotinic acetylcholine receptors on dopamine neurons in the brain’s ventral tegmental area. This triggers rapid neuronal firing and causes a surge of dopamine release in the nucleus accumbens — the brain’s reward centre.
This dopamine release reinforces the pleasurable effects of smoking, contributing to nicotine dependence and addiction.
Citidaron® Tolerability1
Mild to moderate adverse reactions have been observed with the use of Citidaron®, most frequently concerning the gastrointestinal tract.
Clinical trials and prior experience indicate that the majority of adverse reactions occurred at the beginning of Citidaron® therapy and resolved during treatment.
Citidaron® Prescribing Considerations1
CITIDARON® is indicated for smoking cessation and reduction of nicotine cravings in smokers who are willing to stop smoking. The treatment goal of CITIDARON® is the permanent cessation of the nicotine-containing products use. Please refer to the full Summary of Product Characteristics before prescribing CITIDARON®
CITIDARON® is indicated for smoking cessation and reduction of nicotine cravings in smokers who are willing to stop smoking. The treatment goal of CITIDARON® is the permanent cessation of the nicotine-containing products use.
CITIDARON® is indicated for smoking cessation and reduction of nicotine cravings in smokers who are willing to stop smoking. The treatment goal of CITIDARON® is the permanent cessation of the nicotine-containing products use. Please refer to the full Summary of Product Characteristics before prescribing CITIDARON®
Other Key Safety Considerations
- Depressed mood may be a symptom of nicotine withdrawal. Clinicians should be aware of the possible emergence of serious neuropsychiatric symptoms in patients attempting to quit smoking with and without treatment.
- Patients should be aware that the simultaneous administration of Citidaron and smoking or use of products containing nicotine could lead to aggravated adverse reactions of nicotine.
- Women of childbearing potential must use highly effective contraception while taking Citidaron. It is currently unknown whether Citidaron may reduce the effectiveness of systemically acting hormonal contraceptives, and therefore women using systemically acting hormonal contraceptives should add a second barrier method.
- There is no clinical experience of Citidaron in patients with renal or hepatic impairment, therefore Citidaron is not recommended for use in this patient population.
- Citidaron is not recommended for use in patients <18 years and patients >65 years
Citidaron® Dosing Guide1
Citidaron Dosing Guide is available to download below or from the Consilient Health website. Please Contact Us if you would like copies of these leaflets
- Digital: (interactive) dosing guide and patient leaflet
- Easy to print dosing guide and patient leaflet
Smoking cessation - A priority in Ireland
Every week, over 100 people die and over 1,000 people are hospitalized in Ireland from smoking-related illness1. Smoking and its effects place a large pressure on healthcare resources. In 2019, 44,000 hospitalisations were estimated to be attributed to smoking2
-Smoking contributed to2:
- 20% of respiratory disease hospitalisations
- 10% of circulatory disease hospitalisations
- 10% of circulatory disease hospitalisations
The burden of smoking
Although there was a steady decline in the prevalence of smoking in Ireland from 23% in 2015 to 17% in 2019, this rate has now increased slightly. Across Ireland in 2023, 18% of the population were smokers, with 14% daily smokers and 4% smoked occasionally3
83% of smokers regret starting smoking – they would not smoke if they had the choice again4
Smoking can5:
- Take 10 to 15 quality years off your life
- Cause cancer, heart attacks, stroke, lung disease, blindness, diabetes and many other diseases
- reduce fertility for both women and men and makes it harder to start a family
- Lead to ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage and stillbirth if you smoke during pregnancy
- Have a negative effect on mental health
- Be an expensive habit – smoking 20 cigarettes a day adds up to over €5,000 a year