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Some surprising facts from the Colonel

Stop smoking aids: do they work?

There are many rogue stop smoking products on the market making wild claims and charging huge amounts of money for high success rates - beware.

If you decide to use a smoking cessation product then it's important to know that there are two main types of products - those that contain nicotine and those that do not. Some manufacturers claim very high success rates for their products, promising 80-90% effortless success. Yet there is no magic solution. To be certain that a product or method works it has to be put through proper clinical trials. Not all the products available have been tested in this way.

A smoking cessation aid cannot:

  • Do the quitting for you
  • Make you WANT to stop
  • Make it painless and easy

    A smoking cessation aid can:

  • Ease nicotine withdrawal
  • Boost your confidence and morale
  • Lessen the urge to smoke.

    Quitline: 0800 00 22 00

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