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Ebbert JO et al. – The 4–mg nicotine lozenge increased self–reported but not biochemically confirmed tobacco abstinence rates at 3 months. The use of the 4–mg nicotine lozenge is associated with decreased nicotine withdrawal symptoms and tobacco craving.

   

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