Nicorette Nicotine Lozenges, Stop Smoking Aids, 2 Mg, Mint, 80 Count

OTC Nicotine Replacement Therapy to Reduce Cravings Nicorette 2 mg Coated Nicotine Lozenges to Help Stop Smoking are a small stop smoking aid that relieves sudden cravings quickly to help make quitting easier. This specially formulated smoking cessation lozenge slowly releases nicotine to combat cravings and reduce anxiety, frustration, irritability and restlessness associated with quitting smoking. With a coated outer shell, 2 mg nicotine lozenges feature a smooth, non-chalky texture and bold Ice Mint flavor that lasts longer than a craving and helps gradually diminish your dependence on nicotine over time. Available in a portable dispenser that fits easily in a pocket or purse, this smoking cessation product is perfect for use on the go. Take these nicotine lozenges as part of your OTC nicotine replacement therapy if you smoke your first cigarette more than 30 minutes after waking. To improve your chances of success, use at least nine pieces per day for the first six weeks of the 12-week quit program with behavioral support. Do not use more than 5 lozenges in 6 hours. Do not use more than 20 lozenges per day. Always read and follow label directions. Start stopping with Nicorette Nicotine Lozenges, an FDA approved stop smoking aid.

Four packages of 20 Ice Mint flavored Nicorette 2 mg Nicotine Lozenges to help stop smoking Each long lasting Nicorette Ice Mint lozenge reduces intense cravings while giving you the pleasant taste of mint flavor Smoking cessation lozenges feature a therapeutic nicotine formula that reduces withdrawal symptoms associated with quitting smoking 2 mg coated nicotine lozenge features a delicious Ice Mint flavor and a coated outer shell for a smoother, non-chalky texture Use this stop smoking aid if you smoke your first cigarette more than 30 minutes after waking up Nicotine replacement product available in a convenient portable dispenser that fits easily into a pocket or purse Use one lozenge every one to two hours and at least nine per day for the first six weeks, complete the entire 12-week program with behavioral support