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The key to success
You’re 3 times more likely to stop smoking with the right support*
A structured approach tailored to your needs.
Medically proven options that may help reduce cravings and ease withdrawal symptoms.
Advice from UK-qualified healthcare professionals.
Helping patients succeed, even if they’ve tried before.
How it works
Answer some health questions to determine if the treatment is right for you.
If suitable, we’ll prescribe the most appropriate medication to help you quit.
quit date
Follow the treatment plan and take steps to make quitting manageable.
Access ongoing advice and guidance from our healthcare professionals to keep you on track.
Meet the expert team
Dr Ruch Karunadasa
Chief Medical Director
Stopping smoking is probably the single most important thing someone can do to improve all aspects of their health and reduce their risk to a multitude of conditions.
However, it is one of the hardest things someone can do. Patients should not lose hope if they have tried and not succeeded in the past. With the right help you can really improve your chances.”
Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death and disease in the UK and harms almost every organ of the body1
The popularity of smoking has steadily declined since the mid-1970s when the health impacts became more well known1. In 2018 smoking was the cause of death for 77,800 people2 and links directly to over 25 different diseases and health problems, affecting almost every organ of the body.
The main harms from smoking are due to inhalation of smoke and chemicals rather than addiction to the nicotine itself. There are more than 7000 chemicals in a single cigarette, 250 of those are known to be harmful and almost 70 are cancer-causing.3 Understanding the impacts that smoking can have on your health and the health of those around you, can drive your determination to quit.
Smoking is highly addictive and a habit that is not easy to kick. It requires will power and the support of those around you. Many people continue to smoke, not because they want to, but because they struggle with the addiction and are unable to give it up. You are much more likely to quit smoking if you seek professional help and taking medicine like Champix can more than double your chances of quitting.
We are here to guide you through your quit smoking journey to help make this attempt a success.
Stop smoking treatment
Varenicline / Champix
Varenicline / Champix tablets are one of the most effective treatments to help quit smoking and have been shown in trials to be more effective than any type of treatment, including compared to nicotine patches, gum etc.4 If you use Varenicline / Champix to help give up smoking, you could be twice as likely to succeed as you would with will power alone.5
Completing the 12-week treatment course of Varenicline / Champix can increase your chance of quitting by more than 10 times, compared to only completing up to 2 weeks of treatment.6
Frequently asked questions
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How does the medication work?
The treatment may help reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, making it easier to quit by addressing the physical side of nicotine addiction.
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How quickly can I start?
Once your consultation is reviewed, your treatment can be prescribed and delivered directly to you.
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What if I’ve tried to quit and failed before?
Many people succeed in quitting after multiple attempts. Our structured plan, combined with expert guidance, is designed to give you the support you need.
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Is the programme safe?
Yes. Every consultation is carefully reviewed by qualified healthcare professionals, and treatment is prescribed only if it is safe and suitable for you.