Product Update: Habitrol NRT Lozenges – New Sweetening Formula

Habitrol has replaced saccharin with glucatose as the sweetening agent in our lozenge.

Benefits of Glucatose

• Enhanced Taste: Glucatose offers a more natural and balanced sweetness, ensuring a more enjoyable experience for those using the lozenge to support their nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) journey.
• Better Consumer Acceptance: Many people find glucatose to be a more appealing alternative to synthetic sweeteners, contributing to a more positive product experience.
• Same Effective Relief: While the sweetening agent has changed, the active ingredients in our NRT lozenge remain unchanged. Users will continue to experience the same level of support in managing nicotine cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

What Does This Mean for You? The new formula with glucatose ensures that you can continue your nicotine cessation efforts with a product that not only works effectively but also tastes better. Whether you’re on the go or needing relief during challenging moments, the updated NRT lozenge will deliver the same level of performance you’re used to, now with an improved taste.

We remain committed to supporting your journey toward a healthier, nicotine-free life and appreciate your trust in our product. Should you have any questions or feedback about the new formulation, feel free to reach out to our customer service team.

Glucatose and its Effect on Diabetics

Glucatose is a sweetener that is often considered to have a lower glycemic impact compared to traditional sugars like sucrose or glucose. However, its effect on people with diabetes should still be carefully considered, as individual responses can vary.

Here are some key points about glucatose and its potential effect on diabetics:

• Glucatose is designed to have a minimal impact on blood sugar levels. This makes it a potentially suitable alternative to sugars for people with diabetes, as it doesn’t cause significant spikes in blood glucose.
• However, it’s important to note that the exact glycemic index (GI) of glucatose may depend on its formulation and the individual’s metabolic response.

• Glucatose is a non-absorbable sugar substitute that is not metabolized in the body in the same way as regular sugar. This means it does not contribute to caloric intake or significant glucose spikes, which is beneficial for diabetes management.
• In some cases, it may still have a mild effect on insulin release, but this is typically much lower than that of sucrose or glucose.

• For most diabetics, glucatose may be used in moderation as part of a balanced diet. However, as with any sugar substitute or sweetener, it is important for diabetics to monitor their blood sugar levels to assess how they personally react to glucatose.
• Consulting with a healthcare provider is always advisable before incorporating any new sweetener into the diet, especially for individuals with diabetes or those who need to carefully manage their blood sugar levels.

• As with other low-calorie sweeteners, excessive consumption of glucatose could lead to gastrointestinal discomfort, including bloating or diarrhea, in some individuals. This is generally a concern with most sugar alcohols or alternative sweeteners, so moderation is key.

• While there is limited long-term data specifically on glucatose and its impact on diabetics, the fact that it is typically categorized as a non-caloric and low glycemic sweetener suggests that it is unlikely to cause significant harm when used appropriately. However, ongoing research into its long-term metabolic effects is important.

For most diabetics, glucatose can be considered a safe, low-glycemic alternative to traditional sugar. However, like any sweetener, its use should be monitored and tailored to individual needs. Always consult a healthcare professional to ensure it aligns with your specific dietary and health requirements.

Thank you for choosing Habitrol NRT lozenge – we’re here to help you succeed!