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For Adults 18+

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MAKE THIS THE QUIT THAT STICKS.

We know quitting can be hard. The Maryland Tobacco Quitline program is here to help. Learn​​ more about the program and then enroll to make this the quit that sticks.

The Quitline can help you quit by working with you on tobacco addiction (psychological, behavioral, and physical).

Trained coaches available 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week will work one-on-one with you to help you overcome cravings, identify barriers to quitting, and create a quit plan. You can also get printed and web-based self-help materials and text messaging support. The Quitline may also refer to local resources like your local health department for in-person cessation classes or counseling.​

 

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Illustration of the various forms of nicotine replacement therapy

Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT)

NRT comes in a variety of forms, like patches, gum, lozenges and inhalers, that are used in different ways. You can choose which forms you like best. Some NRT products work better than others for some people. Some people might prefer certain NRT products instead of others.

Learn about how NRT works.

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Quitting While In Recovery

If you’re thinking about quittin​g but have questions about how it fits into your current treatment plans, the Quitline has options for you. ​

Quitting tobacco use is an important part of recovery. Though you may feel it’s easier to wait to treat your tobacco addiction, quitting now will improve your health and help support your recovery. You can do it.

The Maryland Tobacco Quitline is here to provide the support you need to succeed.

When you call the Quitline, you’ll receive:

  • Free, confidential one-on-one counseling from highly trained coaches
  • A personalized plan with a quit date
  • Follow-up help and encouragement
  • Web, phone, and text services are available
  • A free supply of Nicotine Replacement Therapy, such as patches or gum, while supplies last

Looking for additional recovery support?

Explore resources such as Maryland Crisis Connect at 211MD.org .​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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​​For more information on local and statewide initiatives, including annual reports and data request, please visit The Center for Tobacco Prevention and Control.

For other questions or concerns, please contact us.