Smoking Cessations Delivery or Pickup

Finding the best smoking cessation product to get you tobacco- and nicotine-free may take a little trial and error. You should find one that makes quitting easiest for you. Find the one that helps you the most and stick to it. If the product you're using now doesn't work, switch to a different one. That being said, you should allow a full course of the treatment, according to the product's recommendations, for it to work efficiently.

Choosing the correct product strength is also important. If you're a lighter smoker or generally wait to have your first cigarette until 30 minutes after you wake up, you may want to start with a lower nicotine strength. If you smoke more, start higher and work your way down to a smaller strength, following the smoking cessation product's instructions.

Using a single smoking cessation product should give you roughly the same amount of nicotine as your smoking habit. Overdosing is difficult but not impossible. You can use a combination of these products, such as chewing nicotine gum while wearing a patch when you're having a particularly rough time staying away from cigarettes. But the more high-dose nicotine products you use, the likelier you are to experience nicotine overdose symptoms. This is especially true for people who smoke while using smoking cessation products.

If you experience negative side effects from using a smoking cessation product, you should switch products, choose a lower nicotine strength, or stop using that type of aid.

Smoking cessation products aren't for everyone. People who have certain preexisting medical conditions should consult with their health care provider before using these products. These conditions include, but are not limited to:

It's generally suggested that you not smoke while using a smoking cessation product, as you're simply increasing the amount of nicotine in your body. Try to wait until you're ready to make the switch before starting a smoking cessation product. People under 18 aren't able to purchase smoking cessation aids.

There are 2 circumstances in which you should stop using smoking cessation products: they worked, or you're experiencing negative side effects resulting from using them.

Smoking cessation products are designed to be a bridge between smoking and being nicotine-free. When you're using them, you should be planning for the next step: quitting nicotine altogether. View smoking cessation products as more of a course of treatment than a replacement for tobacco. Once you think that you're mentally ready to quit for good, do it.

However, if you experience symptoms or side effects resulting from your smoking cessation product use, you should consider switching to a different method or talking to a professional. These symptoms and side effects include, but are not limited to:

When you're ready to start shopping for smoking cessation products from the comfort of your home, download the Instacart app or visit our website. Instacart shoppers in your area can retrieve the items in your virtual cart and bring them to you without you having to take a step outside. Let Instacart shoppers make your path to being smoke-free easier by letting them bring what you need to you.