February 3, 2016
Helping Smokers Quit with Dr. Reddy’s Labs
“Good Health Can’t Wait.”
You can’t say exactly why you tried your first cigarette. But you know exactly when it happened. And now, you know how hard it is to quit.
Despite the fact that your pack-a-day habit costs more than $2000 a year on average – and is the leading preventable cause of disease, death, and disability in the United States – it’s been close to impossible to quit. Until now.
Find out how the Habitrol® patch is helping thousands of people quit smoking. Whether you’re 34 or 84, your body can cleanse and start to repair the damage done by years of smoking. The Habitrol Support Program helps you work through the entire process.
The Habitrol® Nicotine Replacement Therapy Patch helps you quit smoking by reducing your withdrawal symptoms, including the nicotine craving associated with quitting. With adequate counseling and medication to treat your tobacco dependence, help and hope are available. It’s never too late to quit.
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