Commit Lozenges | If you really want to quit smoking, you need this.

Commit Lozenges | Commit to Stop Smoking!

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highly recommended

If you really want to quit smoking, you need this.

In the twelve years I was a smoker I honestly believed it would be impossible to stop. I was so in love with smoking that I used to joke that I would quit when I was dead. When I finally decided that I was fed up with cigarettes once and for all (the cost, the stench, the heavy breath, the smoking bans, on and on) I gave this a try. Previously I had attempted to stop twice before, half-heartedly, using the patch and again with some sort of nonsensical herbal concoction. Both a waste of money. They just weren't strong enough for the chain smoker I was. I actually read reviews of the lozenge here and was convinced to try it. So I set my quit date and bought a box. It was a bit of a gamble since they aren't cheap but neither are cigarettes in NJ anymore. Does it work? Oh yeah, it works.

It doesn't just curb the craves it eliminates them. I went from needing two packs of cigarettes a day to having virtually no desire to even look at them anymore. I'm still stunned. They do work and they work magnificently. One thing I like about them, they dissolve very slowly in your mouth which actually helps to alleviate the oral fixation in the absence of a cigarette.

But be warned: Nothing replaces will power. You really need to want to quit. The lozenge is not a magic bullet but if you do decide to quit they are your best weapon. There is, however, a risk of developing an addiction to lozenges so it's incredibly important to FOLLOW DIRECTIONS and wean yourself off them according to the schedule provided. 4mg is a very strong shot of nicotine. Also if you swallow them or bite them you'll be treated to some very nasty heartburn and hiccups.

Basically, if you follow the program and reinforce the desire to get rid of the smokes with a support group you WILL quit smoking. Trust me.

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Commit to Stop Smoking!

Excellent product. I had to stop using the patches after 10 days the last time I tried to stop smoking because I was becoming more and more allergic.

I have been free of cigarettes for two weeks now using Commit as my aid and the results have been amazing:
1. I no longer desire cigarettes at all.
2. I've had no reactions. However a cautionary note is please read the directions. Commit is to be absorbed in the tissues of the mouth; not the stomach. I didn't read the directions on my first experience and got a tummy ache. Used correctly, there have been no adverse reactions.
3. The directions say use at least nine a day at first. I have been fine using about five and have gone several hours at a time without it (I was a one pack a day smoker). However, utilization may be different for each individual.
4. The taste is acceptable and as I stated above....the results outstanding!

By the way, Amazon also offers the lowest price anywhere. I recommend this product highly!

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Amazing

My husband smoked three packs a day, and has smoked for 43 years. With the help of Commit he has been smoke-free for 28 days now, and still counting. For him, that's a long time. Some days are easier than others but he is determined and has finally found something that really helps him.

Light Smoker who still suffers from withdrawl

I've been using Commit 2mg for 2 days coupled with Zyban. The Zyban cut my use of cigs in half. I went from smoking 8 cigs a day to smoking 4-5. I started using Commit 2mg Lozenges to combat any withdrawl when I stopped smoking completely.

Now here is the truth about Commit: It works...but not great. It will help you with cravings, but will not totally eliminate them. Commit just the helps cravings I experience to be more managable than if I went cold turkey.

Don't fool yourself into thinking Commit will stop your smoking problem by itself. I am finding that most of my need to smoke comes from Habit. i.e. Eating a meal and then having a smoke.

So basically commit won't do anything for you if you are not totally commited to quit. It does not make your overall need to smoke vanish.

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