
The holidays are full of triggers.
Jones gives you another way through nicotine cravings, without the pressure of all-or-nothing.
A quit plan tailored to you.
Quitting can feel impossible without the right tools—95% of people can't quit cold turkey. Set yourself up for success with a doctor-recommended plan tailored to your dependency and end goals.
Quitting is about curbing cravings—and building new habits. Jones covers both.
Science-backed and doctor-recommended to help you quit.
"When patients come to me seeking advice around quitting, I recommend a combination of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) and behavioral support. NRT is extremely helpful at managing initial cravings and gradually adjusting your brain's bio-chemical dependence on nicotine so that withdrawal symptoms are less severe. It's the first-line treatment agreed upon within the medical community, and it's been proven safe and effective."
DR. DAVID KAN, UCSF
Distinguished Fellow,
American Society of Addiction Medicine
JONES CHIEF MEDICAL ADVISOR
Nicotine is the best way to quit nicotine.
Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) is the number one recommended aid by doctors and the CDC to help people quit. By minimizing withdrawal symptoms, NRT helps quitters curb their cravings sustainably. NRT paired with behavioral support is a winning combination.


