[b][Sydney, 29/04/2016][/b] – Quit Stop Now’s QSN® Stop Smoking program is a 30-day Australian nicotine addiction treatment. The company works with pharmaceutical experts to develop the tablets, support and buddy-on-demand program. The company offers a money back guarantee for those who do not stop eight days into the program.

[b]On the Stop Smoking Program[/b]

Nicotine is an addictive drug commonly found in cigarettes and tobacco. It has various effects, including insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. Quit Stop Now guides clients on the journey to being clean from nicotine with its 30-day Stop Smoking program.

The program includes three things: a 30-day supply of Australian-made nicotine-free QSN® tablets that reduce nicotine cravings, a support program through a series of information and advice sent via email, and a buddy-on-demand program.

[b]On the Money Back Guarantee[/b]

The program aims to give clients peace of mind. Quit Stop Now says clients need to take the tablets and follow the program carefully, including reading all the emails in the support program, for it to be successful. The company states that if clients are not happy with it by the eighth day of treatment, they may get their money back.
The client has to notify Quit Stop Now immediately and send back the 22 days’ worth of unused tablets to qualify for the money back guarantee. Shipping and postage are not included.
The company claims that a majority of their clients who strictly follow the program have a high chance of quitting.

[b]About Quit Stop Now[/b]

Quit Stop Now is an Australian company which aims to eliminate nicotine cravings and the urge to smoke. With their locally-made products and program, they aim to help a million people from all over the world quit cigarette smoking. With the help of previous clients, they remind new ones that they are neither the first nor alone in what they are going through.

For more information, please visit http://www.quitstopnow.com/program-details/support-program.