21 mg Step 1 Patches, Stop Patch, Aid, Easy and Effective Anti-Stickers, Best Product to Help Stop, 30 Patches

These work well for me, and I think they might even stick better than Nicoderm. They do leave behind residue, but that is to be expected with any patch. I think they are comparable to others I’ve tried with controlling cravings, BUT I do only wear them to help control cravings during the work day, so I can’t speak to how well they last over a 24 hour period.

Fantastic product. Use daily to keep my Alpha 7 Nicotinic Receptors active and unclogged. Avoid using on wet skin. Get them while you can!

Not as good as expensive patches. But better that some of the others. It seems to have a constant release. Which I've had problems with some other brands I've tried. I would buy again.

I have been using these for about 8 months now and they are A Lot cheaper than what you can buy in the drug store and they work just the same. It is a little fiddly to get the patch off the plastic backing but for for the price I will fiddle with it. One month supply for $20 you aren't going to find cheaper and they work just the same. My Insurance stopped paying for patches after 6 months, this is a great alternative to the pharmacy prices.

I read the reviews and saw other people who stated that they didn't work but then some other reviews claimed they did work but only if you put 2-3 patches on to get 21mg of nicotine. I had a hard time believing that anyone would sell nicotine patches on Amazon that didn't work, I expect too much perhaps.The front of the box says "21mg Nicotine" but each patch is ~7mg. I was really hoping for them to work because 30 patches at ~$15 is great ...except if you need 3 patches a day, then you're going to be overpaying for a product that doesn't work.I'm super bummed about it because I really wanted them to work but sadly they don't. Maybe I need 5 patches, who knows because the directions are not as simple as they should be or as simple as the other nicotine patches on the market. I tried putting on more than 3, stupid? Yes. But I still didn't get the same effect that one gets from other nicotine patches and nobody should be a guinea pig in order to figure out how to make a nicotine patch work when you're trying to quit smoking and you need nicotine replacement or you're going to become a raging bull... You follow me?!The product is very misleading being that you're not getting 21mg in each patch, so that in itself is a bit worrisome to me because these are chemicals (supposedly, but who knows what kind, seriously how did they not work?!) Having a clear cut understanding of what you're really buying and putting into your body would be really nice, to say the least, even you're going out on a limb to buy a nicotine replacement patch, go to work, start freaking out because you need a cigarette because the 3 patches you've put on didn't do anything except waste time and money, and can I just mention again that quitting smoking is a pain in the rear as it is? So added unnecessary stress is not helpful, it really bites.

I don't smoke, never have. But nicotine has some pretty strong evidence as being preventative of Parkinson's Disease. And it does have a mild 'energizing' effect as a side benefit. For years I've used Habitrol, but the price of it has absolutely skyrocketed, it's easily twice what it was before 'Bidenomics' inflation hit. So I tried these. They are extremely thin, and I don't see how they can possibly release the nicotine over time, as the Habitrol do - the latter are thicker and have the typical appearance of a time-release topical medication. And since I don't get a 'burst' of 'energizing' feeling right after putting them on, I just simply doubt there's any nicotine at all.There's also like five different 'brands' that sell virtually identical boxes of these, so I assume they all come from one factory. And the price is half that of the same Habitrol, which seems unlikely to be legitimate - the only way to cut costs on them is to have less - or no - nicotine.And of course, there's no real way to find out what the nicotine content is, it would require a lab analysis, and that's costly. I'm giving another "brand" a try (even though it appears identical) which will be here in a few days. I doubt there will be any difference.

I've been using these patches for 2 months as a way to curb the urge during work. They are effective enough to do the job, small enough to not be overly obvious if wearing short sleeves, and stick well enough that they remain on after a night's sleep and a shower. I am extremely satisfied with both the cost and the amount of product. I will definitely continue to buy.

Good if you really want to stop.smoking