I am a smoker

Veterans smoke cigarettes at 3x the rate of their civilian counterparts. QRF will help you on your path to quitting or finding alternative solutions.

QRF understands that tobacco addiction can be incredibly difficult to overcome. We are here to provide education, information and access to a wide variety of resources, regardless of where you are at in your journey to quit smoking. Whether it’s cold turkey, harm reduction or other alternatives, QRF will get you there.

Resources

Harm Reduction

SmokefreeVET

VA Cessation Programs

Vets 4 Warriors

Peer Support

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IAVA on the Issue

READ: IAVA COO Sean Ullman Calls for the VA to Follow the FDA’s Guidance on Smoking Alternatives for Veterans

READ: IAVA COO Sean Ullman Comments on Smoking Alternatives to Help Veterans Quit Smoking

Recommendations for Alternative Therapies

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“Smoking has been a battle of mine for a long time and there aren’t that many resources out there to help with harm reduction. Ultimately I of course would like to quit smoking entirely, but that’s not realistic for me right now. QRF uniquely understands that for some of us, quitting isn’t an immediate or achievable goal. I’m grateful for this program. The information is so helpful and presented in a way that doesn’t make a struggling smoker like myself feel ashamed.”