The UK's Top 10 Best Selling
Smoking Cessations
This list of Top 10 Bestselling Smoking Cessations in the UK will help you find the perfect product to help you quit smoking today. It includes the best products on the market, ranging from nicotine replacement therapy to herbal supplements. With this list, you'll be able to make an informed decision on which smoking cessation product is right for you.
Based on customer reviews and sales
Last updated: 29th Sep 2023 10:10
Next update: 29th Sep 2023 16:10
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Nicorette Cools Lozenge Nicotine Icy Mint 4 x 20 Lozenges, 2 mg (Stop Smoking Aid)
Excellent
8.8/10
2,400+
Excellent
8.8/10
2,400+
Excellent
8.4/10
600+
Excellent
8.1/10
200+
Excellent
8.2/10
400+
Top Smoking Cessations based on number of reviews
This is a list of the bestselling Smoking Cessations ranked by number of reviews found online
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Nicorette Quickmist Fresh Mint Spray Mouth Spray Nicotine 2x150 Sprays, 1 mg (Stop Smoking Aid)
Excellent5,9605,9608.5/10 - 5
NiQuitin 21 mg Nicotine Patch - Step 1 - Stop Smoking Aid Therapy - 7 Clear Patches for 1 Weeks Treatment - 24h Craving Control - Invisible Nicotine Patches, 7 Count
Excellent4,0694,0698.8/10 - 6
Nicotinell Nicotine Patch, Quit Smoking Aid Step 1, 24 Hour Patch, 21 mg, Pack of 7
Excellent3,6223,6228.2/10 - 8
SMOK TFV12 V12 Prince Q4 V12 P-Tank Q4 0.4ohm Replacement Coil for SMOK X-priv Kit, TFV12 prince Tank, Stick Prince Kit Pack of 3 No Nicotine
Excellent3,0253,0258.1/10
Top tips for buying Smoking Cessation
- Research the different types of smoking cessation products available and decide which type is best for you.
- Talk to your doctor about the best product for you and any other health risks associated with quitting smoking.
- Use NHS Smoking Cessation Services for advice and support.
- Consider using a nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) product such as patches, gum, or inhalers to help you quit.
- Try to quit without using any products at all and use self-help techniques such as distraction, relaxation, or exercise.
- Set yourself a quit date and stick to it.
- Make a plan to cope with cravings and manage stress.
- Avoid triggers such as certain people, places, or activities that make you want to smoke.
- Tell your family and friends about your quit attempt and ask for their support.
- Reward yourself for your successes.