Stop Vaping - Resources
Find resources to help you quit vaping.
Last updated 12 August 2026
The QuitVape programme will cease on 1 September 2026. Individuals who come forward voluntarily to seek help will not face any penalties or receive an offence record for doing so. Those who need help to quit vaping may call HPB’s QuitLine at 1800 438 2000 for more information. Those who wish to seek help for etomidate abuse may approach IMH, where relevant services provided will be chargeable from 1 September 2026. Please refer to MOH website for more details.
Useful Links and Contacts
Contact details for help to quit vaping and report vaping offences
Health Promotion Board's I Quit Programme | https://www.healthhub.sg/programmes/iquit Call the QuitLine at 1800 438 2000 |
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Report Vaping Offences |
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Download Posters on the Horrors of Vaping are Real
Final Destination: ICU (Vaper)
Breaking Dad (Parent of a Vaper)
Danger Things (Friend of a Vaper)
Download Posters on Stop Vaping
Vaping is illegal and harmful
Vaping can lead to dangerous addictions
Vaping causes severe health effects
Vaping damages your lungs, heart and brain
English [PDF, 15.4 MB] [Portrait]
Vaping is illegal and damages your health
English [PDF, 650 KB] [Portrait]
Download Parent's Guide on Vaping - Tips & More
Help them say no to vaping
Download P.E.E.R Support Guide
My friend is vaping, what should I do?
Download “No Vaping” Signage
Display these signages at your premises to keep Singapore vape-free.
Sources: Health Sciences Authority