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Common Triggers to Watch For

Everyone has their own individual triggers, but here are some common ones:

Finishing a meal
Drinking coffee or alcohol
Driving in the car
Socializing with friends who are vaping or using tobacco
Feeling stressed, worried, lonely, or sad
Boredom
Celebrating or having fun

Understand Your Triggers

Once you start to understand what your triggers are, you can begin to address them and get onto the path of quitting. If a slip up happens, it’s not the end of the world. Don’t be hard on yourself! Pick yourself up and keep pushing forward. Think about your “why” and remind yourself to keep going.

How to avoid triggers and cravings

Tips for Quitting

Set a quit date.

Picking a specific date you want to stop vaping can help you commit to and stick to your quit.

Avoid stressful times.

There’s no perfect time to quit, but try to avoid setting your quit date for especially difficult times, like the day before a big test or job interview.

Reach out for help.

Not only can others help keep you accountable and motivated, they can support you through tough days, cravings, and slip ups.

Join a program.

This Is Quitting is a free, anonymous, text messaging program, specifically designed to help you quit vaping.

You can also try:

• Quitting with a friend

• Focusing on your motivations to quit

• Replacing vaping with a healthy habit

• Getting rid of the vapes in your house

Celebrate Small Wins

Don’t forget to celebrate your accomplishments, no matter how small! Even making it through your first few hours is a big deal. Experts say that recognizing and celebrating accomplishments when you’re quitting can boost resistance to stress and cravings.