Quitkey Lifesign Quitkey Smoking Cessation Computer, Chinese (TC and SC), English, Hindi, Japanese, Korean

So I have smoked for 4 1/2 years and cold turkey was NOT working out for me. My dad quit smoking about 20 years ago and when I asked him how he quit he said he used LifeSign. Granted its a little different than 20 years ago but the concept is the same. Spending the same amount I would have spent on a carton I ordered the QuitKey and after about two weeks slowly cut down from a pack a day to about 6. And for the first time in years I had ZERO cravings!!! I was able to jump down to one cigarette a day after that and am now going through the blissful state of detoxing my lungs. I can't thank LifeSign enough for getting me through those first two weeks by taking the guessing/calculating out of cutting down. Would recommend this to anyone serious about quitting who doesn't want to go through the hassle of nicotine withdrawal. Affordable and it works! Do yourself and your loved ones a favor and try this out!

.... convincing me that I was meant to die with a cigarette in my hand.All these good reviews must be for the original LifeSign from a couple decades ago because this QuitKey certainly doesn't live up to the hype.I couldn't wait to get my QuitKey. I was so full of hope that maybe this would be the thing that would finally work for me. I started the QuitKey program the very first morning after I received it. I followed the QuitKey program exactly, only had 2 cheat smokes in 3 weeks, and when I got down to Day 7, it would buzz at me when I pushed the smoke button (just like it does when you have a smoke before you're supposed to). Problem was.... the time had gone down to 0:00 and the smoke sign was on, so I should have been able to smoke and hit the smoke button and continue. I didn't smoke when I wasn't supposed to but because the QuitKey malfunctioned, I got penalized anyway and ended up having to repeat Day 7. It did the same thing when I finally got to Day 6.Thinking it was just a minor glitch, I hit the reset button and started the program over -- a few days on Stage 1 and then on to Stage 2. Again, I followed the program exactly. Everything was going well. Got down to Day 10 and it did it again. QuitKey said it was OK to smoke but when I hit the smoke button it buzzed instead of beeped and I got penalized for cheating when I didn't cheat and had to repeat the day. It did this every day and not one time was I cheating when it said I was. It was so aggravating and demoralizing to have to repeat days because of this stupid little machine screwing up that I ended up shutting it off.Go through the program. Do what you're supposed to do. And when the damn thing malfunctions it's already too late to return it for a refund. Nice scam LifeSign.I suppose if this thing worked properly it could help break habits and reprogram your brain to not "need" that cigarette and help people quit. But I considered this my last chance. In the last 30 years I've tried everything else numerous times. Probably tried to quit smoking 200 times in my life. I should have just spent that 60 bucks on cigarettes.

I love this product. If you are truly ready to quit try this product. I will be buying again because I fell of the wagon and started smoking again but that was my fault. I dislike you can only use this one time to quit smoking. I did a product like this before and quit for a year. What I've learned is you have to know what triggers you to want to smoke before hand that way you are prepared before using this great product. The rest is on you. Good luck with your journey of quitting smoking.

This is a decent product to help quit but has a few flaws. It's easy to accidentally hit the button unintentionally which screws with your custom stop smoking program. Also you need a bit of self control to make it to that next step. It would be nice to be able to use it as many time as you need to quit smoking but I can see the reason they limit it to two tries before it becomes non-functional. (People would sell their old ones then and cost the company a lot of business then.) Honestly, a better solution would be to make this an app for your smart phone that you could buy additional uses for a steep discount if you need them. The price is a bit steep, but the product works if you stick to it. It is a difficult program to stick to if you are on a set work schedule where you can only take a break at a determined time. If you are a truck driver or someone that can take a smoke break when it tells you to smoke then this would be a great way to stop smoking without any drugs or phoney crap that is out there.

QuitKey is a scam: you can only use it once and reset it once in case you fail. After that the device becomes useless.I tried the QuitKey and it does cut down smoking, but not enough to stop completely. It would be good if it could be used more than once! But no, $60 spent on nothing, its stops working once you complete the course. It does NOT say in the advertising that I saw that this device can only be used once or twice and then self-destructs, that is absolutely disgusting, dishonest and shows that the inventor is trying to make money by taking advantage of compromised people.All of the good reviews on Amazon are not about this product but are talking about some other product from years ago. The truth is that the QuitKey deserves 1 star and unless you like throwing money away then I urge you not to buy it.Al Behar, your dishonesty will be your downfall. Change the QuitKey so it can be reused and you will make money, not the other way round. No one will buy it twice, they will only tell other people not to buy it the first time.