Quitting smoking fact sheets

Quitting smoking fact sheets and brochures to provide information on quitting services and stop smoking medication, to help people who smoke decide how to quit.

Research shows that people who have the best chance of quitting are those who get some support (such as contacting Quitline) and use stop smoking medications. Different people have success with different ways of quitting. It is important to choose a way to quit that is safe, proven to help people, and that suits the individual person.

The following quitting smoking fact sheets provide information on quitting services and stop smoking medications to help people who smoke decide how to quit.

• Smoking and withdrawal

• Smoking and pregnancy

• Nicotine patches

• Nicotine lozenges

• Nicotine gum

• Nicotine mouth spray

• Nicotine FAQs

• Nicotine patches, lozenges & more (quick read)

A range of brochures for people who smoke and those who want to help others quit.

• Asthma and smoking (from Asthma Australia)

• Healthy eating when quitting smoking and vaping

• Pregnancy and smoking

• Quit and save a packet

• Quit because you can

• Smoking and diabetes

• Smoking and parenthood: advice for partners

• Smoking and surgery

• Smoking and the health of your mouth, gums and teeth

• Smoking and the health of your eyes

• What I can do to stop smoking

• Why children need smoke-free and vape-free homes

People living with a mental illness can quit smoking with the right support. Resources on the benefits of quitting for people living with mental illness can be found on the Resources Hub.