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Find the quit-smoking support that fits your routine.

Not sure whether to start with patches, gum, lozenges, Habitrol, or a refill plan? Answer a few simple questions or compare the main options below.

Choose by routine, not guesswork Compare patch, gum, and lozenge Shop when you know your path
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Answer four questions. Get a clear starting path.

This is a shopping guide, not medical advice. Always read and follow the label on the product you choose, and ask a healthcare professional if you have questions.

What kind of support sounds most useful?

Question 1 of 4

What kind of support sounds most useful?

What feels hardest to manage?

Which format would you actually use?

What do you want to do next?

Recommended starting path

Start with patches.

Patches are a strong match if you want steady support throughout the day and a simple step-down routine.

Quick comparison

Patch vs. gum vs. lozenge.

Use this section to confirm your direction before shopping. Then choose products by strength, count, flavor, brand, and refill needs.

Patch

For steady support

  • Often used as a once-daily routine.
  • Common strengths include 21mg, 14mg, and 7mg.
  • Good if you prefer not to chew gum or use lozenges.
Gum

For flexible control

  • Often used when cravings appear.
  • Common strengths include 2mg and 4mg.
  • Good if you want an option you can keep nearby.
Lozenge

For discreet support

  • Dissolves slowly without chewing.
  • Common strengths include 2mg and 4mg.
  • Good if you want a subtle oral option.

Want the simplest brand path?

Shop Habitrol by format, step, and strength, or build a subscription refill box once you know what works for your routine.

Important: Nicotine replacement therapy contains nicotine. Nicotine is addictive. Use only as directed on the product label. Ask a healthcare professional before using NRT if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have heart disease, irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure not controlled with medication, recently had a heart attack, or have questions about whether NRT is right for you.