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The typical person using a piece of Lucy Chew+Park will feel a satisfying boost of nicotine for 30 minutes.
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Lucy Chew+Park may not be the right fit for you if you wear dentures as it will stick to them. For a denture friendly option, please purchase our Lozenges !
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Our gum does not contain gelatin, and yes–and all of our flavors are all animal-free.
It is best to avoid eating or drinking immediately before or while using Lucy Chew+Park. The absorption of nicotine depends on the maintenance of an alkaline environment within your mouth, and eating…
Lucy Chew+Park is available in Wintergreen (fresh peppermint with hints of citrus), Cinnamon (warm ceylon cinnamon with notes of ginger), and Pomegranate (juicy pomegranate with açai fruit overtones)…
Lucy Chew+Park does not need to be refrigerated. However, please do not store Lucy in temperatures above 90 F for an extended period as it may cause changes to the flavor and texture.
Lucy Chew+Park is manufactured in the USA, using both American and European ingredients.
We believe that adult tobacco users interested in nicotine alternatives should be offered high-quality products that satisfy them. Lucy Chew+Park is a convenient and satisfying way to enjoy nicotine…
Lucy Chew+Park is an oral nicotine product with a soft, gumlike texture and a crispy outer coating. It comes in a variety of flavors and can be used anywhere to provide a clean boost of nicotine. Luc…
Lucy Chew+Park does contain a small amount of food-grade talc as an ingredient. You've likely seen the news about the link between baby powder and ovarian cancer recently. According to the Internatio…
A piece in an unopened blister pack will stay fresh up to the best by date printed on the blister foil.
Lucy Chew+Park is not a medicine and not approved for smoking cessation. We developed our formula from the ground up to provide the best experience for adult tobacco users looking for high-quality al…
Lucy Chew+Park works by releasing nicotine that is then absorbed through the mouth. Please remember to chew the piece for 10-15 seconds and then position it flat between your gum and cheek. Every few…
Lucy Chew+Park contains 4 mg of pharmaceutical grade nicotine We do have plans to release other mg offerings in the future. Please follow our Facebook to keep up with products and offerings.
Each pack (or sleeve) of Lucy Chew+Park contains 10 pieces.
Lucy Chew+Park is a tobacco leaf-free nicotine product. The nicotine used in Lucy is purified from tobacco, but once the pure form is extracted, no other part of the leaf remains.
If Lucy Chew+Park is accidentally ingested please contact the poison control hotline at (800) 222-1222.
We certainly have considered alternate sweeteners, but have found that they are not nearly as effective at masking the bite and harshness of the nicotine. Fortunately, despite a long history of use i…
Lucy Chew+Park is now available in retail! Click here to see if there is a location near you! If we don't have a location near you, please let us know your local vape or smoke shop and we would be ha…
We encourage adult tobacco users, including people who vape or use e-cigarettes, to give Lucy Chew+Park a try for a whole new nicotine experience.
It is safe–although we would recommend trying to swallow as little as possible as swallowing too much could lead to heartburn. Please remember to chew the piece for about 10-15 seconds and park it in…
Yes, Lucy may be a good option if you're looking to quit chewing tobacco or snus. Why? Lucy designed the product to be more enjoyable and closely match the feeling of using traditional tobacco produc…
Lucy Chew+Park works by releasing nicotine that is then absorbed through the mouth. Even though Lucy looks, tastes, and feels like regular chewing gum, using it the same way as gum may lead to effect…
Lucy Chew+Park's Fruit flavor tastes like fresh pomegranate arils with notes of açai fruit.
Lucy contains 4 mg of pharmaceutical grade nicotine and the following ingredients: gum base, sodium carbonate, calcium carbonate, sodium bicarbonate, acacia, carnauba wax, talc, food-grade sweeteners…
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