Are nicotine gums and patches effective?

Why Nicotine Gums &
Patches Don't Work?

It’s a fair question and one can’t answer entirely without deep diving into the science and facts.

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What does WHO’s research say?

Only 6% smokers can quit using gums and patches.

What do people who used NRT say?

5 Reasons Why NRT Fails to Prevent Relapse

The Real Math Behind Nicotine Gums'
"50% Success"

Spoiler alert: It’s not a 50% success rate—it’s a 50% increase in your chances of quitting. Sounds great, right? But here’s the fine print: If willpower alone gives you a 4% success rate, a 50% boost only takes it to 6% (yep, that’s 4 + 4x50/100). So technically, they’re not lying—it’s just math dressed up to impress. Don’t let clever wordplay fool you! Actual success rate is 6-8% only.

So, What’s the Perfect Quit Solution?

It’s not a magic pill or another patch. It’s a step-by-step plan that works with you, not against you:

This is quitting, done the right way. No gimmicks, just results.

Does that solution exist?

It didn’t—until we created QuitSure, the #1 quit smoking app.

After helping over 60,000 smokers quit, we thought we nailed it. But science doesn’t run on assumptions, so we put QuitSure to the ultimate test.

In an independent study, 1,100+ smokers used QuitSure to quit. Researchers tracked their progress at 7 days, 30 days, and beyond.

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Here’s what they discovered:

72.4% remained completely smoke free after 6 months.
86.4% experienced no severe withdrawal symptoms.
88% faced no cravings at all.

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Here’s What Real People Are Saying After Using QuitSure

Why not hear it from the people who’ve actually used it?

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Here’s how it works:

Download the QuitSure app.
Watch daily video lessons that teach you about your triggers.
Connect with coaches and ex-smokers in our community.
Do mental exercises to train your mind to dislike smoking, crushing those cravings.
Get tools to stay smoke-free and avoid relapse.

But here’s the key: A desire to quit. We’ve been smokers—we get it. You need to want it from within, not be guilt-tripped. That’s why we don’t focus on the negative effects of smoking. Instead, we make the quitting process enjoyable and empowering.