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Coverage for Tobacco Cessation Services and Products

In 2014, there is more cost coverage than ever before for tobacco cessation services and products.  If you or someone you know wants to quit using tobacco, it’s likely there will be no fees or co-pays in order to get help.

Nicotine addiction is a challenge to break away from – let’s be realistic. However, with the costs of using tobacco very high, for both your health and your wallet.  And the cost of quitting at zero or nearly zero, with huge benefits to your health.  Then a willingness and commitment to quit become much more powerful factors for success.

Below are several sources of coverage for tobacco users at NIH, and/or tobacco users in their families. 

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