Nicotine Lozenge side effects
Across 11 first-hand reports, people mentioned a side effect 9 times (about 82 per 100 reports). The most common: addiction, gum irritation, hiccups. User reports show what people notice — they can't tell you whether Nicotine Lozenge is safe for you.
Reported side effects
addiction2
gum irritation2
hiccups1
nausea1
irritability on1
oral irritation1
irritability1
In their own words
“I've done lozenges and gum. A 4mg lozenge doesn't seem like it does much. If I swallow too much saliva/nicotine I get the hiccups.”
“I use 2mg nicotine lozenges...All that said, I'm now somewhat addicted to nicotine lozenges and I wish I hadn't started.”
“I'm in the process of breaking my $80/month nicotine lozenge habit that I developed a couple of years ago.”
“I then tried to lozenge but the taste made me nauseous.”
“If used infrequently it’s fine. I occasionally take nicorette lozenges”
Is Nicotine Lozenge safe? What the research covers
BResearch: Moderate2 meta-analyses · 61 randomized trials on PubMed
None of the top reviews we found focus on safety. All research on Nicotine Lozenge.