Choose support, not a test of willpower.
According to the CDC, medication together with counseling gives people who smoke their best chance of quitting. Counseling helps with planning and coping; medication can address nicotine withdrawal.
Ask which options fit your situation.
A healthcare professional can explain quit-smoking treatments. A quitline can help you work through your goals and next steps. Bring questions about your health, previous attempts, and the situations you find most difficult.
Plan for one ordinary day.
Imagine your morning, commute, meals, and breaks without cigarettes. Pick one situation to prepare for before it arrives. A written plan is easier to return to than a vague intention.
Where do habit alternatives fit?
Items that keep the hands or mouth occupied offer a different activity. They should not be mistaken for medical treatment. Explore our guide for everyday ideas and a clearly identified commercial option.
Missing the hand-to-mouth experience?
Explore everyday alternatives and learn about Cigtrus’s nicotine-free, non-electric core inhaler. Its familiar physical experience serves a different role from treatment for nicotine dependence.
Quit Support and Cigtrus share the same owner.
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