My Time to Quit
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Why it's been hard to quit

Research shows that for almost all smokers nicotine is very addictive. No wonder it's been so hard to quit!

A physical need

When you smoke, the nicotine in cigarettes has an effect on your brain. The nicotine also causes you to want more cigarettes.

A daily routine

Nicotine addiction is not the only reason why you may continue to smoke cigarettes. For most people, smoking becomes part of a daily routine. It's a behavior you become used to.

Get help with your quit

Talk to your doctor about quitting smoking. He or she may have information about what you can do to overcome both the physical and behavioral challenges.



People quit every day, why not you?

Find out about a prescription treatment option that may help you quit smoking. And learn more about a behavioral support plan, too.

Learn more about a prescription treatment option

My Time to Quit
The health information contained herein is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace discussions with a healthcare provider. All decisions regarding patient care must be made with a healthcare provider, considering the unique characteristics of the patient.