Take control of your cravings for good.

Quitting smoking can be difficult to do alone, that’s why we are here to help you reach your goals and stay consistent. Reach out to us for a free consultation today.

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Not cold turkey

Quit Smoking by stopping your cravings. Prescription treatments are proven to be among the most effective methods to stop smoking and they work by targeting your body’s cravings and weakening them.

We don’t currently have a way to schedule patients for follow-ups and we are not providing follow-ups at this time.

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Your 3 month plan

Kick the habit. For good.

A simple plan that combines medication and coaching, shown in studies to double your chances of success. The full program is $225 ($75/month), and is covered by most drug plans.

* A prescription will only be written if deemed appropriate after digital consultation with a licensed medical provider

Varenicline

This treatment mimics the effect of nicotine.

Quitting smoking is hard to do alone. So we’re here to help.

Complete our smoking quiz to be reviewed by one of our health practitioners

Subscribe to your customized 3 month plan

Fast and free follow-ups with your medical team whenever you need a change

Let’s get you started

Jack Health takes pride in providing the best for their customers. Connect to a team of medical support staff to help coach you through your journey.

Start your online visit

Complete a hassle-free consultation with your pre-paid $20 so our medical team can understand your symptoms and medical history to pick what treatment works best for you. If you already have a prescription and would like to transfer—Transfer RX.

Pick your quit date

You pick a target quit date within 7 days of starting the medication and can continue smoking during that period until, eventually, you’ll notice the cravings start to go away. You may even start disliking smoking. Basically: the closer you get to your quit date, the easier it’ll be to quit.

The final smoke

It’s quitting day! Throw out your smokes and tell all your friends. By now you probably can’t stand the smell or taste of smoking.

Finally a quitter

Smoking is part addiction and part habit. Medication does a good job at dealing with your biological addiction, but the habit part? That can take a bit longer to change. After your quit date, it’s recommended to continue the full course of medication to ensure that you’ve sustainably and definitively ended your reliance on smoking.

Frequently asked questions
about Smoking Cessation

How do I know it will work for me?

We offer a quitting plan, and based on your personalized consultation and health history, our medical team will make you a recommendation on dosage and strength of the medication.

I have tried this before and it didn’t work, is there a point in trying again?

Even if you have tried smoking cessation medication before, it can still work for you! The way the medication works allows it to work more effectively with more attempts. As long as you have not had any severe or serious side effects with the medication before, you can try it again.

What if I smoke after my quit date?

Anyone who’s ever wanted to quit smoking has either tried previously without success and/or had a relapse. So don’t worry: all that matters is that you keep trying.

We know it can be hard to quit, so here is our guidance for if you feel like smoking while you are taking the medication

Fixed quit approach: Set a date to stop smoking. Medication dosing should start 1 to 2 weeks before this date (for example. If you set your quit date as January 14th you would start the medication between January 1st-7th.

Flexible quit approach: Begin medication and then quit smoking between days 8 and 35 of treatment (i.e. between Weeks 2 and 5)

Gradual quit approach: Begin medication with a goal to quit smoking by the end of 12 weeks of treatment. You should gradually reduce smoking during the first 12 weeks of treatment such as 50% reduction or more by 4 weeks of treatment, 75% or more by 8 weeks to reach 100% by 12 weeks.

How do I take this medication?

The Starter pack has one week of lower doses to ease the patient to the effective dose (1mg twice daily) to reduce side effects. This pack lasts 1-month. The Continuation pack requires 1mg tablets taken twice daily for effective treatment. Some people may prefer to start with this dose. This pack lasts 2-months. After your program is complete, our ongoing care team will reach out to assess the results, and adjust if necessary.

Am I covered by insurance?

We accept all major insurance plans. Depending on your insurance coverage they may cover a percentage of the medication.