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2 mg Mini Nicotine Lozenges - Mint

5 ways to make quitting easier

Avoid smoking-related situations
Stay active
Meditate
Chew gum to satisfy the oral fixation
Remind yourself why you are quitting

2 mg Mini Lozenges - Mint Flavor - 135 ct.

Nicotine Polacrilex 2mg Stop Smoking Aid

Wellness Basics 2 mg Mini Nicotine Lozenges is a Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) designed to help ease nicotine cravings while you quit smoking. Small in size and mint flavored, our Mini Nicotine Lozenges are easy to take and help satisfy the oral fixation associated with smoking. Included is a helpful user’s guide to better prepare you for quitting smoking.

If you smoke your first cigarette more than 30 minutes after waking up, our 2 mg mini nicotine lozenge is right for you.

Miniature sized lozenges
Mint flavor
One package contains 5 vials, each with 27 mini lozenges

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Overcoming Nicotine Addiction

Smoking has two addictive components, a physical and a mental need for the nicotine in tobacco. If you prepare to tackle both, you greatly improve your chances of quitting. Taking an NRT combined with proactive lifestyle changes can put you on a path to success!

Creating a Smoke-free Lifestyle

Making key changes in your daily routine will help support your smoke-free life.

- Avoid situations that trigger the urge to smoke: nix the coffee and alcohol.

- Exercise: it keeps weight off and releases natural endorphins to help you stay positive.

- Meditate: to power "mind over matter."

- Supplement the oral fixation: chew gum or suck on hard candy.

- Remind yourself why you are quitting!

Surrounding Yourself with Support

It's essential to keep people around you who can provide positive reinforcement. During difficult times, you may need someone to remind you that you can do it! In addition to family and friends, there are many local support groups that you can attend. Call your local chapter of the American Lung Association, American Cancer Society or American Heart Association for information.

Did You Know?

The first NRT was invented in 1984 by doctors at UCLA in the form of a nicotine patch.