I keep trying, but probably too late now after 43 years, the damage is done and irreversible.

Your patches are the ONLY way I can quit smoking. However, I am allergic to the adhesive now. I have blotches all over where the patch was placed. I had to stop using them. I really want to quit!!! Do you have sensitive skin patches for us who get these rashes? If not, why!!

I can’t express to you how happy I am with this product.. I’ve been smoking for 12 years Got up too 10 plus cigarettes a day even more than that when gaming or (Screen staring for long periods of time) I have now used Nicoderm CQ for 4 days and have not smoke or craved what so ever! My patch stays on 24 hours with out coming off.. of course I cleaned the area arms really good/ shaved body hair before applying.. it’s great all the way around! My kids and family and super proud of me and I’m proud of myself! Thank you for such a amazing product!! FIVE STARS!!

So a smoker for over 25 years. When I decided to quit I was smoking 2 packs full flavor Marlboro a day. On step 1 for around the first 5 weeks I did smoke on occasion. Maybe average 2 a day. Then once that pack was gone, I have not smoked. On step 3 and I must say as long as I stay occupied or have hard candy I am okay. When I personally think about a cigarette I seem to crave more. With each step down I have worried about those uncontrollable, impossible cravings. However I must say the cravings have gotten less not worse. One more week and I am done with the 10 week program. So hoping I can make it without the patch and eventually without the lozenges. As far as the not sticking issue I just put a band aid across mine and I was good to go.

Smoked for 25 years,that's over 9,000 days and I am on day 4 of my quit.The longest I've ever not smoked I used the patch..and I am going to try again.I dont wear them to bed.but they do take the edge off for sure.They are the most popular form of NRT's. I'm doing this for everyone who currently smokes and can't give it up.We need to show others that they can do it too. Let's keep looking to our smoke free future

Tried to quit cold turkey. Withdrawal symptoms were terrible. This does the job its meant to do (at least for me): curb the physical symptoms. The rest in all psychological. I read somewhere online that this increases your chances of quitting from 3% to 6% (give or take). I took that as a personal challenge. :)