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Over the last 30 years Allen Carr’s Easyway have helped an estimated 50 million people in over 50 countries worldwide to be free.
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The Allen Carr’s Easyway method does not require the use of any drug or nicotine products.
Choose your Allen Carr’s Easyway programme
One of the great things about the method is that you carry on vaping until you’re ready to quit.
Online Video Program – Vaping
Most convenient
Our video on-demand service enables you to use the method when you want, where you want.
Pre-recorded Video
5.5 hours duration
30 days access
Q & A support
From US$267
Online Live Seminar
Highest success rate
The most effective way of using the method is to attend one of our live seminars online (up to 15 people).
Money-back guarantee*Full money back guarantee – if within three months from the date of your first seminar you are still smoking and decide not to quit your fee will be refunded in full. This guarantee will be invalidated in any of the following events (1) that you cancel, postpone or fail to attend any seminar or arrive over fifteen minutes late for any seminar (2) that you fail to attend at least two free back-up seminars within three months of the date of your first seminar (the second and third seminars are not a repeat of the first seminar and last approximately 2½ – 3½ hours each). Please note that at some clinics back-up sessions may take place on weekdays or online only. Please check with your local clinic. Promotions may not include the Money Back Guarantee.
5-6 hours duration
Live online with a Therapist via Zoom
Therapist support by phone & email
Free back-up seminars
From US$495
Live Seminar
Highest success rate
The most effective way of using the method is to attend a live seminar at one of our centres (up to 25 people).
Money-back guarantee (90 days)*Full money back guarantee – if within three months from the date of your first seminar you are still smoking and decide not to quit your fee will be refunded in full. This guarantee will be invalidated in any of the following events (1) that you cancel, postpone or fail to attend any seminar or arrive over fifteen minutes late for any seminar (2) that you fail to attend at least two free back-up seminars within three months of the date of your first seminar (the second and third seminars are not a repeat of the first seminar and last approximately 2½ – 3½ hours each). Please note that at some clinics back-up sessions may take place on weekdays or online only. Please check with your local clinic. Promotions may not include the Money Back Guarantee.
5-6 hours duration
At one of our centres with a Therapist
Therapist support by phone & email
Free back-up seminars
From US$495
Live One-to-One Seminar
Complete privacy
The same high success rate as our Group seminars but with complete privacy; at a centre, in your own home or online.
Money-back guarantee*Full money back guarantee – if within three months from the date of your first seminar you are still smoking and decide not to quit your fee will be refunded in full. This guarantee will be invalidated in any of the following events (1) that you cancel, postpone or fail to attend any seminar or arrive over fifteen minutes late for any seminar (2) that you fail to attend at least two free back-up seminars within three months of the date of your first seminar (the second and third seminars are not a repeat of the first seminar and last approximately 2½ – 3½ hours each). Please note that at some clinics back-up sessions may take place on weekdays or online only. Please check with your local clinic. Promotions may not include the Money Back Guarantee.
5-6 hours duration
In-person or live online via Zoom
Therapist support by phone & email
From US$2144
How to quit smoking with vaping
If you’re a smoker you might wonder whether e-cigarettes or vaping might help you to quit. Allen Carr’s Easyway supports anything that genuinely helps people escape the clutches of addiction and there’s no doubt that some people have stopped smoking whilst using nicotine patches and gum or e-cigarettes. Whether those people used the cigarette-like e-cigarette devices or the so called ‘tank’ devices filled with ‘nicotine juice’ supplied by one of the thousands of purveyors of nicotine products around the globe – we would assert that most of them did so in spite of using those devices – rather than because of them.
If you’re a smoker considering an attempt to quit your deepest hope might be to escape from the torture of nicotine addiction, not just to escape from smoking. If you don’t understand nicotine addiction there is always a danger that perhaps, in the future, you might try an e-cigarette just to see what it’s like. If you do – you’ll fall right back into the trap. This is particularly important as vaping is being marketed ruthlessly across all media. One of the most powerful and influential marketing machines on the planet is ramping up its activities once again. Their target? You and your kids!
Allen Carr’s Easyway to Stop Smoking method will set you free, just as it has done for tens of millions before you, but one puff of a cigarette, cigar, pipe, ‘joint’ with tobacco, e-cigarette, or intake of nicotine by any means will trap you again. Understand why you need to avoid all nicotine and you will not only be set free forever, but find it ridiculously easy to stop and, more importantly, stay stopped.
Don’t just take our word for it
Here are some clients and celebrities with their thoughts on Allen Carr’s Easyway to stop vaping method.
I had quit smoking and switched to vaping in January 2012 and although I really thought I enjoyed vaping.
I hated the control it had over me. I hated that I got anxious when I was on a plane / train or other place where I couldn’t vape for extended periods. I slept with my vape and it was the last thing I did at night and the first thing I did every morning.
I was dubious of Allen Carr’s Easyway working but I felt hopeful. I took my last suck of my vape machine, I packaged about $300 worth of machinery, batteries, liquids, and paraphernalia and gave it away.
I won’t ever smoke / vape again. Thanks, a million, zillion thank yous, I feel free – 182 days and 21 hours and 12 minutes and seven seconds FREE.*
Leigh Silcock
*Results may vary
After years of trying to stop smoking, I managed to do just that 4 years ago, with the use of e-cigs. Thing is, I never really felt free. Then I listened to Allen Carr’s Audiobook, which included vaping in it’s title.
The audiobook helped me realize that I was never really free of the nicotine monster’s in my body and mind. Whenever I was without a vape, I struggled and, although I never went back to smoking, I was completely miserable without the e-cig.
I got to the end of the book and had my final vape. I’ve been a non-smoker for 4 years. And I’ve been a non-vaper for 10 minutes. The difference now is, I feel great and I’m rejoicing as Allen Carr said I would be. Thank you Allen Carr for your audiobook. And to the continued work to include E-cig!
Partying now. Goodbye. God bless.*
Marc Thompson
*Results may vary
Today marks my first year free of vaping and smoking after having smoked for more than 25 years.
I was truly dependent on it and tried everything under the sun to quit.
I finished and didn’t really think much about smoking again. It was that easy!
I am so grateful for this experience and the work that you do. Not only did you help me quit smoking but you also gave me a new appreciation of what I am capable of achieving. Thank you!*
Natalie H
*Results may vary
Will smokers be ‘parked on’ nicotine for life by the promotion of e-cigarettes and vaping?
So called “Safer nicotine delivery systems” – such as e-cigarettes – were first supported by those in the medical and scientific establishment who realized, in the late 1990s-early 2000s, that nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) based programmes were failing to significantly reduce smoking rates. Ironically, some of the people who so vociferously support e-cigarette use are those who were responsible for the conception and implementation of the failing NRT-based programmes and policies of the past.
Having failed with the policy of using nicotine to cure addiction to nicotine, they concluded that the real problem was that nicotine addicts were simply not getting large enough or frequent enough doses of nicotine from nicotine patches or gum as they simply weren’t efficient or effective enough at delivering the drug.
The creation of a harm reduction strategy for smokers was therefore born entirely from these people’s spectacular failure to help smokers to stop smoking with NRT programs and products they themselves supported and devised over two decades.
The pharmaceutical industry and the tobacco industry, and others with vested interests, delight at the prospect of a continuous, never ending “harm reduction strategy” simply because it doesn’t require the addicts to stop taking the drug. They get to supply nicotine for the rest of the addict’s life.
The fact is, the idea of using safer electronic nicotine delivery systems to deliver nicotine in a cleaner and possibly less harmful way seemed appealing to many. If permanently converting smokers of normal cigarettes to less harmful e-cigarettes could be achieved, it was thought that tens of millions of lives could be saved.
Unfortunately – a vast majority of people who attempt to switch to e-cigarettes continue to also smoke conventional cigarettes – with any “harm reduction” element much reduced or eliminated altogether.
Even for those few who might become solely addicted to e-cigarettes – there remains a number of significantly negative factors for the addict and their families if they remain addicted to nicotine. No-one enjoys being a slave to drug addiction and it affects family and loved ones accordingly.
Medical References

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UK Clinical Trial finds Allen Carr’s Easyway as good as, if not better than, the Gold Standard NHS Programme which uses NRT & 1-1 psychological support.
Frings D, Albery IP, Moss AC, Brunger H, Burghela M, White S, and Wood KV (2020) Comparison of Allen Carr’s Easyway programme with a specialist behavioural and pharmacological smoking cessation support service: A randomised controlled trial. Addiction 115: doi: 10.1111/add.14897
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National 12 month Clinical Trial finds Allen Carr’s Easyway almost twice as effective as other smoking cessation methods available on Health Service.
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After a 3 year study 51% reported continuing abstinence.
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UK Clinical Trial finds Allen Carr’s Easyway as good as, if not better than, the Gold Standard NHS Programme which uses NRT & 1-1 psychological support.
Frings D, Albery IP, Moss AC, Brunger H, Burghela M, White S, and Wood KV (2020) Comparison of Allen Carr’s Easyway programme with a specialist behavioural and pharmacological smoking cessation support service: A randomised controlled trial. Addiction 115: doi: 10.1111/add.14897
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Smokers following Allen Carr’s Easyway were about 6 times more likely to be abstinent, assessed after 13 months, compared to similar smokers in the general population.
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The 1 year quit rate was 55%. A long smoking history or many earlier unsuccessful attempts to quit did not predict failure.
Hutter, H., Moshammer, H. & Neuberger, M. Int Arch Occup Environ Health (2006) 79: 42
Stop smoking and vaping FAQs
Do you have questions about stopping vaping, our method or our programmes? Then get in touch or visit our FAQ’s section for more information
Featured question:
“What is the difference between the stop smoking and stop vaping programmes?”
The simple answer is that there is no difference. Understanding why you continue to use nicotine in spite of the obvious disadvantages is key to becoming free. Most vapers tend to smoke when they can and vape when they can’t. Our programmes are designed to enable you to be a happy no-smoker without any need or desire to vape.
Are kids attracted to vaping and does that necessarily lead to them smoking?
Early on in the development of the e-cigarette market, manufacturers assured the tobacco control community (people like Action on Smoking and Health) and other interested parties that the target market for e-cigarettes was existing smokers and that the marketing, positioning, and messaging for the e-cigarette would be as a quit smoking aid.

That isn’t quite how it has turned out. By 2014 there were still no controls over who could sell e-cigarettes, who could buy them, what was in them, and how they might be advertised. In fact, 2014 saw the first UK TV advert showing smoker-like behavior – an attractive, alluring model exhaling smoke-like vapor – in decades. The brands using these tactics are clearly targeting everyone, not just smokers. Advertising firms can once again use humor, sex and hugely aspirational imagery to sell nicotine addiction.
Of course these ads are aimed primarily at young people, as are the packaging, flavors and pack designs. E-cigarettes have been marketed aggressively to children. The statistics show that increasing numbers of children are being drawn into using them as well, with more and more studies confirming that more kids are using e-cigarettes at a younger age than would use normal cigarettes, and that more of those kids will eventually smoke real cigarettes. The nicotine industry of course loves this. Get the addicts younger and you maximize the lifetime income per user. One can only assume that the treasury departments of government feel likewise. The taxation of addiction is extremely lucrative.
A certain number of kids have always have tried out cigarettes, but the way e-cigarettes are creeping into everyday life is different. It’s creating a new gateway into smoking and nicotine addiction.
Because zero nicotine capsules or liquid can be purchased, youngsters really can say that the e-cigarette they are using is not addictive. Who’s to know different? Especially when they come in flavors such as bubble-gum, watermelon, cotton candy, popcorn, and cherry cheesecake. Who do you think those flavors are targeting? Your kids!
Kids all over the country are trying out e-cigarettes and think nothing of passing them around the class claiming that “They’re not addictive” and “They taste nice”. Of course before too long – the zero nicotine capsules are discarded in favor of the ones that contain nicotine.
As if getting youngsters as young as 12 addicted to nicotine isn’t bad enough, we’ve warned for years that e-cigarettes will prove to be a gateway into “smoking for real” for most of those youngsters. The latest studies confirm our worst fears.
You can imagine how the kids get sucked in. Firstly, the peer pressure to move on to “the real thing” exists already, but more significantly for the simple reason that no e-cigarette will ever deliver nicotine as efficiently as a cigarette. All addicts eventually end up looking for ways to get more of their drug into their bloodstream faster, so it is with nicotine. That’s where cigarettes come in. Sadly, another generation of kids are sliding into the nicotine pit.
Do the government really want to cure nicotine addiction?
The last thing most smokers are worried about is the money it costs – yet it’s worth just pausing for a moment to assess who the winners and losers are with regard to the nicotine industry. In 2014 research commissioned by Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) indicated that the cost to the UK National Health Service caused by smoking was £2 billion a year with the cost of social care for older smokers being around £1.1 billion a year. That’s a combined cost of £3.1 billion a year.

UK tax revenue from tobacco excise and VAT in 2013 was £12.3bn! So Her Majesty’s Treasury benefits to the tune of more than £9 billion a year! Yet smokers are bullied, and harassed, and made to feel like lepers by a system that views them as a dispensable profit center.
Since 1990 the annual UK tax revenue from tobacco has doubled. It is destined to always go only in one direction. Up! As nicotine addiction in other forms grows – you can be sure that the treasury will be ready to apply the same taxes to those products. What more predictable and sustainable source of income is there other than an addict.
As a nicotine addict you have to ask yourself – do you really want to be a victim of this scam any longer? Can it really be that the governments of the world are dis-incentivized from curing nicotine addiction and might even be happy to encourage it?
Can you think of a reason why on one hand, international global corporations such as Microsoft, Vodafone, IBM, Ford, Total, Esso, Pfizer, and BMW, to name but a few, regularly contract the services of Allen Carr’s Easyway to Stop Smoking to help their employees get free from their addiction, yet the government, Department of Health, and the National Health Service do not?
In the business world it’s universally accepted that an employee who smokes will cost their employer in excess of $5000 a year in lost productivity, increased absenteeism because of sickness, and health costs etc. That fact alone makes acquiring our services compelling in terms of return on investment for our corporate clients, let alone the advantages of having a happier and healthier workforce.
We even offer our corporate clients the same money-back guarantee that we offer our private clients. If their employee doesn’t quit by the time they complete the program, we refund the fee for that employee.
In short – these companies save a fortune by helping their employees to stop smoking.
The growing number of health insurance companies around the world who pay for their policyholders to attend our clinics also save a fortune when they contract our services. The cost of treating their policyholders is dramatically reduced when they stop smoking – as are the former smokers’ premiums. It’s a win-win situation.
When a nicotine addict frees themselves from their addiction it costs the government money…remember the tax yield from nicotine addiction I mentioned earlier. It’s the complete opposite of the effect when an employee or insurance policyholder escapes from their addiction. The employer or insurance company save money.
Can you spot the dichotomy? Can you see how governments might be financially dis-incentivised to help smokers, vapers, or any kind of nicotine addict escape? Perhaps this might suggest the thinking behind governments across the world allowing e-cigarettes to be marketed was great glamour and grandeur on TV, billboards, in newspapers, magazine, and even music videos.
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