Rethinking
Nicotine Cessation
Five phases. 45 mg/mL down to 5.
Enforced by the firmware, not by willpower.
Nicotine Use Isn't Binary
Most cessation tools assume people can simply stop. They can't. Behavior exists between intention and impulse. Meaningful change requires structure, not willpower.
Structured Nicotine Control
NicX replaces impulsive nicotine use with a controlled, phased system. Five devices. Decreasing nicotine levels. Timed dosage windows. Enforced lockout periods. No willpower required.
The device does the work. You just follow the system.
The Road to Approval
Eighteen stages stand between a working prototype and a product you can actually buy. We have finished three. This is the whole road, including the parts most companies leave off the chart.
*FDA marketing authorization is not guaranteed. NicX is an investigational product. It has not been evaluated, cleared, or approved by the FDA and is not available for sale. The usability pilot is product testing, not a clinical investigation: it has no IRB oversight, no control group, and no independent measurement, and its results will not be submitted to FDA or presented as clinical evidence. Stages are drawn in sequence but are not equal in cost, duration, or risk, and several run in parallel. Authorization is also not the finish line: coverage and reimbursement are a separate fight, and plenty of cleared devices never win it. This is the path we intend to walk, not a commitment or a schedule.