TGA guidelines state that patients must have tried to quit using First-Line treatments such as Nicotine Replacement Therapy (nicotine gums or patches) and/or Prescription medications or, are currently managing a nicotine dependency before requesting a prescription for Therapeutic Vaping Products.
Therapeutic Vaping Products may be considered appropriate for those who tried First-Line treatment but failed and/or experienced side effects but are still motivated to quit.
Caution is required due lack of evidence and unknown long-term effects. Therapeutic vaping products are not recommended for prolonged use.
Once the pharmacists assessed your details and be satisfied that supply is clinically appropriate for smoking cessation or the management of nicotine dependence, you will be able to purchase the products.
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I was nervous about seeking help, but the process was straightforward and discreet. The pharmacist took the time to explain everything clearly and helped me choose the right option for my situation. Highly recommend for anyone serious about quitting smoking.
Laurie Payton
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"The online consultation was quick and convenient. I uploaded my details, had a chat with the pharmacist, and received guidance within days. It’s reassuring to know I’m using regulated products with proper medical support."
Jamie Kokot
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"Unlike other services, I didn’t feel rushed. The advice was tailored to my smoking history and goals. The follow-up support made a big difference in staying on track."
Lindsey Beumer
