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Tools & Tips

When it comes to quitting smoking, there are ways to make it easier. Find out how to handle the temporary feelings of withdrawal and cravings. Learn about different quitting tools and how to use them—like apps and texting programs that provide on-demand 24/7 help. Plan ahead and get tips to create your personalized quit plan and increase your chance of becoming smokefree.

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How To Quit

There isn't one right way to quit, but there are things you can do to increase your chances of success. Learn about your options, including NRT and medications.

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Smokefree Apps

Get 24/7 support on your smartphone. These free apps offer help based on your smoking patterns, moods, motivations, and goals.

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Smokefree Text Messaging Programs

Try our free text messaging programs for 24/7 encouragement, advice, and tips for becoming smokefree and being healthier.

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Get Extra Help

Looking for more information or help? Chat with a trained quit smoking counselor, or check out our other online resources and research studies.

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