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Habitrol
Overall Rating:
Price: 154.99 Type: Patch Effectiveness: Effective(4/5) Longevity: Long Lasting (5/5) Safety: Very Safe (5/5) Results Seen In: 1-2 months Customer Satisfaction: Satisfied (4/5) Ingredients: Proprietary blend of slow absorption nicotine. Guarantee: 30-day, 100% money back 
Overview:
It's a 3-Step program like Nicoderm CQ and has helped hundreds of thousands of people quit smoking. Both are 3-Step programs, starting with Step 1 patches at 21 mg of nicotine, then Step 2 patches at 14 mg and finishing with Step 3 patches at 7 mg. The two programs are essentially equivalent. For Heavy Smokers, Nicoderm CQ suggests six weeks on Step 1 and Habitrol suggests four weeks. Our customers have been satisfied with either of the two suggestions. The main difference is price, with Habitrol being lower. The Habitrol patch contains nicotine, the addictive agent in tobacco products. When you wear a patch, it gradually releases nicotine into your bloodstream through the skin. By replacing some of the nicotine to which your body has become accustomed from smoking, the patch helps reduce your nicotine withdrawal symptoms. By following the 3-Step program you gradually wean your body of its nicotine cravings over an eight-week period until you are nicotine free.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Review:
1184 out of 2271 people found the following review helpful:
this product sucks
Reviewer: jac
from seattle
— Jul 11, 2007
dont buy it
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  995 out of 2047 people found the following review helpful:
better than Nicerdirm cq
Reviewer: gequitsmoking
from michigan
— Oct 27, 2006
I bought my products at Walgreens, nearly half the price of the leading brand.......... my sister used the leading brand, i used walgreens brand...guess what? 9 weeks later i'm a none smoker..no urges, nothing, just feeling healthy! My sister started smoking in the middle of step two of the leading brand...........5 star forsure!
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1205 out of 2357 people found the following review helpful:
Day 1 on the patch
Reviewer: MeanDonnaJean
from The Bowels of Hell, NY
— Oct 20, 2006
Disclosure: I'm not stupid by any means; I just type it like I say it, in my very own kinda "slang/cyber shorthand"...
I'm 50 yrs old, began smokin' at age 14, and was smokin' well over a pack a day. Decided to call NYS's 311# and give these FREE patches a try (the word "free" is what actually sold me on the idea). Hadda final cig at 11:30 p.m. last night, then slapped the patch on at 6:00 a.m. this mornin'. So far, so good. The edges on the patch (which come in a flesh tone, notta clear patch as some are) may not stay put very well, but it surely hasn't slipped off either. No probs with rashes, irritations, or edginess; not even any kinda withdrawal symptoms (a subject I have waaaay too much first-hand knowledge about)...yet. If things change, I'll be back to let y'all know. P.S. One tip I DID try from all the readin' material they sent along was the 3x5 card rolled up and the tip stuffed with rubberbands (I also added cotton to MINE). Beats havin' a blank empty hand. Was this review helpful to you?
1067 out of 2055 people found the following review helpful:
Patches are patchy
Reviewer: gpstopsmoking
from usa
— Sep 11, 2006
Ive tried this product and although it did help the withdrawl ..it was short lived ...because the patches FALL OFF! I couldnt keep one on for more than an hour or two. They also made my arm itchy and red and achy.
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951 out of 1877 people found the following review helpful:
great product
Reviewer: gequitsmoking
from tyler tx usa
— Jun 3, 2006
I have never tried to quit smoking. I have smoked for 14 years This product does not give me any side effects. I have felt great.The 1st day was the hardest but as you change your behaviors, it was alot easier...
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