QuickMist Mouthspray, Freshmint (2 x 150 Sprays) Smoking or Vaping Cessation Aid, designed to start reducing cravings in 30 seconds (Quit Smoking or Quit Vaping Aid)

These are great for stopping smoking or vaping but beware using nicorette quickmist is also potentially addictive. Im also concerned about the product upsetting the beneficial bacteria in my mouth so I limit its use (with the intention of eventually stopping using it completely). I find it to be a great way of getting a dose of nicotine if you need it.

The best and only way for me to quit smoking. I quit over a year ago. At first I vaporized twice, now I vaporize once, it's cheaper. In any case, it's better than tar in my lungs.

Great help after stopping smoking. Nice fresh mint taste

4 stars - works well to get a niccy hit but that first one burns and is awful, if used as recommended. The cool mint is ok at first, not great in middle and then better at end (like labour). I couldn’t get the app to work (apple issue?). Overall worth it as tried patches and don’t like how itchy they are and gum is minging. Managed to quit vaping! - had 1 x Elux 10mg liquids per 2 days. Never out of my mouth TBH and finding it quite easy. Been 2 weeks - test will be a night out…. Top tip, only half spray between cheek and gum, wait at least 30 secs before swallowing. Still not great but better than sprayed into back throat (as with most things IYKUK).

Exactly as described and helps with cravings

Great price. I'm at 24 weeks no smoking

I have used these for a while and found the Amazon price was cheaper than the high street which is great. Arrived on time, as described and well packed. These work well to stop craving but heavy use causes hiccups so watch out. Other than that,no issues at all.

I came here to warn others about how addictive this product is and then saw that several other reviewers have beat me to it. There has been a whisper of it on the internet for some years but now fortunately it's becoming louder. Avoid this one at all costs. Yes it's effective, yes it's convenient - but it's too convenient. We live in a world where most of the time you can't always smoke and to do so might take some effort - go outside, put a coat on, find somewhere to smoke etc; Plus smoking a cigarette takes a few minutes. This stuff takes you a mere couple of seconds to use. I had one in my hand for nearly 6 years. I slept holding it. Ok so for some people, they can use it for a limited time only and then come off it - but a LOT of people can't. My nicotine consumption went through the roof and I was using up one spray over 2 days. Twice in 6 years I actually had to start smoking again to wean myself off of this stuff and still I craved the spray. The amount of nicotine I was using and the cost was way, way more than smoking. This was the worst addiction I've ever had and yes I lied about how much I was using and what it cost. My family became very aware that if I was without spray at any time I was going to be completely impossible to live with. They would check how much I had left and encourage me to go get more before I ran out, so bad would be the mood swings, the crying, anxiety, temper. Don't do it. Use something that isn't too convenient, where the nicotine takes a while to kick in, where it takes a while to get the buzz you seek - and very importantly, you can cut down your use progressively. With most NRT products it is possible to wean yourself off by decreasing use; You can bite gum in half, cut lozenges, cut some patches etc. This spray is going to deliver the same amount of nicotine each time and you are going to have to use pure willpower to not take another spray soon after. I got off it by using lozenges, as another reviewer has said. It was an interesting few days where I felt absolutely horrendous but I did it this time and I'm not going back. A lozenge is in your mouth for some time which is a comfort and you feel like you have more control of how much you use. I have set myself a limit of one per hour and have come to a point where I can go a couple of hours without feeling like I need one. My constant 24/7 panic is starting to subside. My nicotine usage was extremely high and this is going to take some time but I feel like I'm back in control. I can use lozenges with a lower dosage and bite or cut them in half as time goes on. Getting off them is completely doable. It takes me a few seconds to decide whether or not I really need one/want one and in that time I could've sprayed Quickmist in my mouth twice already. By the grace of God I've escaped this one at last! If you're thinking about quitting with this please choose something else.