Stop Smoking Shot

The quit smoking shot is an injection that is supposed to block the brains nicotine receptors and ease the withdrawal pains from the nicotine. It is just one shot that is administered in the buttocks or hip. The shot by SMARTTM has two main drugs, Scopolamine and Atarax. After the initial injection, people use a scopolamine patch and medication for about two weeks, resulting in a permanent success rate of about 70%. There can be side effects of the shot.

There is also now a Quit 1-2-3 shot that requires doctor permission. It requires continuous behavioral coaching and support to be paired up with the chemicals injected into you. One of the best parts about stop smoking shots is that they do not require you to use nicotine replacement patches or gums. If other methods have not worked to help you quit, you may want to give this a try.