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Getting Quit Meds
Quitting medications, like the nicotine patch, are available from a
number of sources. Remember, these products are most effective when
taken in conjunction with a support program.
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Local retailers.
You can usually buy most quitting medications from your local drugstore. The over-the-counter products are often locked in cabinets, so make sure you ask for help in reviewing your options. If you want to use a prescription product like Zyban®, you'll need a prescription. In some instances, your health plan may offer to reimburse you for certain quit meds, so consult your doctor.
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Local clinics & programs.
Some face-to-face counseling programs include quitting medications as part of their programs. To locate a service near you, go to the Smoking Cessation Program Directory.
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| Q: How can the QuitNet community help me quit? answer |
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gypsygirl73 says:
 Own your quit. The Q is a buffet of useful advice, but your own council is still the most important tool of your quit. Just simply don't smoke!
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Q-ster
Short for Quitster, a QuitNet member engaged in the Quit. Also the little woody-woodpecker Q cartoon character who consistently foils the NicoDemon. |
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