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15 Oct 2009
Your dad should probably talk to his doctor again. Commit lozenges really shouldn't be used for longer than 12 weeks but many people get "hooked" on the lozenges - which is still better and safer option than smoking!
See: http://www.drugs.com/cdi/commit-lozenges.html
http://www.drugs.com/sfx/commit-side-effects.html
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this really never was answered. I to am addicted to commit lozenges.What harm do they cause if on them longer than 12 weeks? They do seem to help and i think im afraid i will start smoking again if i stop them