Amazon Basic Care Mini Nicotine Polacrilex Lozenge, 4 mg, Citrus Flavor, Stop Smoking Aid, Reduces Withdrawal Symptoms, 81 Count

I ordered the cherry flavor on a whim as they were slightly lower in cost than the mint that I normally buy. The cherry seems to melt more quickly and to be a bit juicier than then mint, which I think I prefer the slower, less juicy mint over the cherry. But overall, the 4mg. mini nicotine lozenge is a great alternative to smoking. I work as a teacher. I use the lozenges from the moment I leave for school in the morning and resume my smoky treats when my work day is done. These eliminate cravings and even ALL THOUGHTS of cigarettes. One lozenge in the morning and one after lunch makes one 27 count bottle a great value as it covers 2.5 weeks at my full time work. The mini size makes them my discreet little secret with the added benefit of fresh breath! Could not be happier!!!

This has helped me successfully quit smoking cigarettes. I’m now 2 months smoke free. But I was also really wanting to quit smoking and mentally had the “I’m going to do it this time” mindset. It comes with clear instructions for how to successfully quit which was a huge help for me. The taste was good at first and had a good minty flavor, but as I used them more is when they started tasting more like medicine which was just more motivation to help stop using the lozenges. Definitely recommend.

These are really tasty but that's kindof an issue. Its 4mg of nicotine & taste like a regular lime tic tac. Its easy to eat more than needed. Also doesnt have that mild burn that other lozenges have....which i proffer. Anyway, tasty but I'm gonna stick w the mint

They work just a good as your local Kroger brand or Walgreens brand. And as far I know you can’t get them anywhere but here ( Amazon ) Quality is great and price is fair. Purchased a few times now and will continue as needed!

I'm too sensitive to stimulants to drink coffee or even eat chocolate and usually I'm not into any drugs at all, but this option is incredible when I'm first sitting down to do research and reading, especially early in the day. It wakes my brain and gets me hungry for info. I only use it 4 times a week tops , and usually way less than that. I have weeks where I'm not studying/researching and I don't use it at all. I ONLY use it for that specific purpose - I keep the it in my computer/study bag. I don't have the least bit addictive personality... Nothing is free, so I don't go back to any substance regularly. Still, I've never felt drained from using this, which is a first - most stimulants leave me drained the next day - I can't use them. Not nicotine. I've never been a smoker in my life but nicotine seems to be a big win for me. On days I use it, I use it early in the day, then sometimes once more later. It gets you up to speed and then you seem to be able to maintain it even after the initial kick has subsided. I've never used this stuff enough to crave it. I've never been a smoker or found smoking interesting, in fact I'd never actually 'felt' anything on the random rare occasion I smoked a cigarette over my lifetime, so I really didn't understand what it could do. But this delivers! You CAN use this stuff responsibly but for some people they should just stay away. I wish it wasn't so expensive but it's really not too bad for what it is. I've tried a few brands and this one has a better quality flavor and texture than most, but I can't verify the potency. The cheap 2mg gum a friend gave me seems just as strong to me. 🤔 Btw... My other "study drug" is kava. Relaxing the body while awakening the mind. Helps me focus similarly. If you have addictive tendencies, it might be a better fit. I used both. Mostly I just eat good natural food and live a clean active lifestyle. Drugs can mostly only stimulate what's already there... Using up resources inside you. Nothing is free.

Worse things I’ve ever tasted. They got me sick. How is one going to quit with something like this. I’ve already opened or I would return. Guess I need to spend money on a different brand. Any suggestions???

Update: ok, maybe I was just mad about the change as well as the distinctly different (and worse) flavor, but I’ve adapted. These aren’t as good as the original, but they are tolerable so I’m adding a star. The only upside of the change in manufacturer or formulation is that maybe I'll stop using nicotine. These are AWFUL. The taste is off, the texture is grainy, and they leave a terrible aftertaste. So, after ordering them more often than I'd like to admit, and spending way more money on them than I should, I finally have a good reason to dump them YUCK. Oh, and the new packaging is awful. The caps are difficult to remove and replace, and the foil does not come off. Whoever authorized this switch should get a good talking to.

I've been using this product for a while and I haven't smoked a cigarette since. Over a year !