Allen Carr's Easy Way to Quit Vaping: Get Free from JUUL, IQOS, Disposables, Tanks or any other Nicotine Product

"I thought vaping was my pleasure but a book showed me it was a tyranny. With one leap, I was free" - The Guardian

"I bought a copy, followed the instructions[...] and, miracles of miracles, I have not vaped since" - The Times

"Quitting vaping had seemed like an impossible task [...] reading a short, simple book had made it more or less effortless." - The Observer on Easy Way to Stop Smoking

Allen Carr's Easyway is a global phenomenon - a clinically proven and 100% drug-free treatment for nicotine addiction. First used as an internationally renowned and incredibly successful stop-smoking method, this cutting-edge approach now addresses the fastest-growing nicotine delivery system in the world, vaping.

The Easyway method tackles addiction from an entirely different angle. Rather than employing scare-tactics and enforcing painful restrictions on your vaping habits, it unravels the cognitive brainwashing behind your addictive behavior. In this way, it removes the desire to vape altogether without willpower or sacrifice.

Whether you use e-cigarettes, JUUL, tanks or pens, or any kind of mod or pod, this method will work for you. All you have to do is read this book in its entirety, follow all of the instructions and you will be set free from your addiction to nicotine.

• Does not rely on willpower, aids, substitutes, or gimmicks
• Works without unpleasant withdrawal symptoms
• Clinically proven to be AT LEAST as effective as UK health service's Gold Standard Stop Smoking Service.


What people say about Allen Carr's Easyway method:

"Allen Carr's international bestseller...has helped countless people quit."
Time Out New York

"I read this book and quit smoking instantly"
Nikki Glaser

"The Allen Carr program was nothing short of a miracle."
Anjelica Huston

"It was such a revelation that instantly I was freed from my addiction."
Sir Anthony Hopkins

"His skill is in removing the psychological dependence."
The Sunday Times