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About 2 in 3 smokers want to stop smoking but fail. Nicotine addiction is tough to break. This is where varenicline tablet comes to your rescue!

What is varenicline?

Varenicline (trade name Chantix) is a medicine that was first licensed in the US in 2006. Varenicline tartrate was developed to help smokers stop smoking. It mimics the effect of nicotine in the body. This tablet reduces the urge to smoke and also relieves withdrawal symptoms.

Chantix varenicline tablet interferes with those receptors in the brain which nicotine stimulates. it partly stimulates the nicotine receptors. This mimics the effects of nicotine to reduce cravings and withdrawal effects when you stop smoking. However, at the same time, this tablet partially blocks the receptors and prevents nicotine from attaching to the receptors. This precise action of varenicline tablets inhibits the effect of nicotine in people who give in to temptation and have a cigarette.

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More than 4 in 10 smokers who want to quit smoking will be able to do so with the help of varenicline tartrate. This is much more than those quitting smoking using conventional medicines (Zyban and nicotine replacement therapies).

This figure is not derived out of the blue but based on two large clinical trials which involved several thousand smokers. In the clinical trials, smokers were randomly assigned to varenicline tablets and behavioral counseling and bupropion (also with counseling) and placebo and counseling. 44% of smokers who took varenicline tablets had quit smoking after 12 weeks. This compared to about 29% of those who took bupropion and just 18% on placebo.

Varenicline tartrate has proven its effectiveness clinically. People who really wish to quit smoking should go for varenicline tablets.

How to take varenicline tablet?

Before you take varenicline tablets you should remember it does not make you stop smoking all by itself. You need willpower to break the smoking habit in spite of taking varenicline tablets. Also, if you are under 18, you should not take this tablets.

A combination of varenicline tablets with professional counseling and moral support from friends and family will increase your chances of successful smoking cessation.

  • You need a prescription to obtain it – you not buy varenicline tablets over the counter
  • Decide on a 'quit date' – the date you intend to stop seven days after you buy tablets
  • The aim is to build up the dose so your body gets used to varenicline tablets before the 'quit date'. The usual advice is to start with 0.5mg daily for the first three days. Then 0.5mg twice daily on day four to seven. Then, 1mg varenicline tablets twice daily for 12 weeks.
  • Take each varenicline tablet with a full glass of water, preferably after meals

However, always follow your doctor’s instruction about the dosage and administration of varenicline tablets. Tell your doctor if you develop any side-effects on using these tablets. He may lower the dosage of it to reduce the symptoms.

If you want to quit smoking, varenicline tablets will double your chances of quitting smoking. It is so far touted as the best drug. However, always remember to give all your health details and medical information to your doctor before you obtain a prescription for varenicline.

If you want to get rid of cigarette smoke hanging around in your office, car and home; if you want to do away with tobacco stained fingers and yellowed skin; if you want the best drug to quit smoking – get hold of varenicline tablets.

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