Kirkland Signature Quit Lozenges 2mg., 270 Pieces

They helped me stop smoking by providing the nicotine I craved,but nowthat I don't smoke anymore I'm still using them. I find that having something to keep my mouth busy helps curb the cravings. I tried Altoid mints to try and get off the nicotine, but they didn't work very well. I bought the 2mg large lozenges, and instead of taking a whole one I just bite a small piece of one each time. This way my mouth stays busy and I not getting hardly any nicotine. Each one provides about 6 or 7 doses,so they last a long time,and are cost efficient. The containers are large enough to store small items like screws,nails ,etc. I remove the top section with a cutoff wheel and Dremel tool so the tops can be removed easily. I screwed a bunch of tops to a board in my utility room. Now all my small fasteners are in one place with easy access.

These are by far the best nic lozenges. The mint flavor is weak enough that it's not sickening. They take a long time to dissolve compared to some others. They're not super expensive per lozenge. I've tried virtually every brand of nic lozenge and different flavors. To all of my friends who want to quit the cancer sticks. I recommend exactly these, only the 2mg the whole time. I quit smoking in 2017 and still use these sometimes for ADHD symptoms. I have never relapsed into smoking. Recommend.

Kirkland is the best deal because I prefer their packaging ( it keeps the lozenges from getting chipped or broken. My second choice is the Amazon brand, and I will go back and forth between the two, based on price. I would like to point out that both Kirkland and Amazon lozenges are the L344 lozenges, whose flavor is a light mint, whereas the Walgreen’s lozengs are A627 mints whose flavor is much different, a strong flavor ( which I do not like). All lozenges are not the same.

These lozenges have been a quiet hero in my quit toolkit. The 2 mg strength is perfect for “take the edge off” moments—morning coffee, stressful emails, the post-meal reflex—without the rush or crash. They dissolve evenly in about 15–20 minutes if you park-and-rotate like the instructions say, and they don’t crumble or get weirdly chalky toward the end. Flavor-wise, they’re pleasantly minty with just a hint of that classic nicotine bite (which I actually find reassuring). No lingering artificial sweetness, and they don’t wreck the taste of water or coffee after. The breath-freshening effect is a nice side benefit when you’re out and about. What really sells it is the bulk count. Having 270 on hand means I can follow a taper plan without rationing, and I can stash sleeves everywhere—desk drawer, gym bag, glove compartment—so I’m never caught in a craving with nothing around. The blister packs pop cleanly and the foil holds up in pockets; I’ve had zero accidental punctures or “mystery powder” moments. Performance has been consistent: fewer impulsive “I need one right now” spikes, and the gaps between doses naturally stretched over a few weeks. Compared to name-brand versions I’ve used, these work just as well, taste as good or better, and the cost per piece is hard to beat. Couple of tips from experience: don’t chew them (you’ll just get a peppery tongue), set a simple schedule for your first week, and keep water nearby. If you’re stepping down from stronger products or have health questions, it’s always smart to check with a professional. Bottom line: reliable, no-nonsense lozenges that make quitting feel manageable—and the big pack keeps you covered through the rough patches. I’d buy again without hesitation.

These allowed me to break a 30 year dipping habit. I cold turkey replaced my wintergreen dip with the 4mg lozenges and stepped down to the 2mg over 12 months. When I finally decided to quit nicotine totally, it wasn't very hard thanks to my step down.

These are the best lozenges out there. However, you'll become addicted to them instead of smoking tobacco. Nevertheless you're better off than inhaling smoke, so go from there.

Quitting is certainly a process. I've got part of it beaten -- I don't take a single smoke break during the day, whereas in the past, that's pretty much what my day revolved around. But thanks to these little lozenges, I'm not that girl with the nasty habit puffing away behind the building. Previously, I used Kirkland's Quit4 lozenges, the ones with 4mg of nicotine, and they work great. But I finally bit the bullet and moved down to the 2mg ones, buying these Quit2 lozenges and praying I didn't immediately start twitching from withdrawal. Turns out I had nothing to worry about, and my body doesn't even seem to know the difference. I'm sure some of it is all in my mind -- I have a lozenge in my mouth; therefore, all is right in the world. But there's no denying that the 2mg of nicotine is doing its job, and I'm happy that I've cut back even in this small way. I love these monster packs more than I can even express. 10 handy little tubes that fit in my purse, my desk drawer, my car console, and even my pocket. The lozenges themselves aren't too chalky, and the taste is loads better than that one bad time I tried mini-lozenges. Most importantly, buying in bulk like this is so much more affordable than the smaller packs at the drug store. I know that Costco sells these for $60, but I don't want to pay for a Costco membership; nor do I want to drive to Costco -- the three in my city are all in areas I never visit and therefore not convenient in my daily commute. Plus, I'm just lazy and love that Amazon will deliver right to my desk at work. If you're trying to quit smoking, trying to cut back, or just trying to survive several hours in a place where you can't take a smoke break, these lozenges definitely take the edge off and will help you get there. Take it from someone who picked up the addiction 20+ years ago -- these lozenges are a lifesaver.