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Stop vaping before it stops you. Get help to quit with the QuitVape Programme.
Last updated 7 November 2025
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QuitVape Programme - How to Get Help
Users of e-vaporisers and etomidate e-vaporisers who voluntarily seek help will not face any penalties for doing so. However, if the individual is separately caught for vaping, penalties under the various laws will be meted out and they will have an offence record.
If you need help to quit vaping, call the Health Promotion Board's QuitLine at 1800 438 2000.
The programme consists of an intervention phase for 28 days, coupled with relapse management follow-ups. There are three pathways to suit your lifestyle needs:
Daily SMS nudges,
Tele-counselling
Face-to-face counselling at selected pharmacies
If you need help to quit the use of etomidate vapes, you can approach any of the agencies listed in the table below.
They offer a standardised rehabilitation programme of 4 individual counselling sessions, coupled with 2 group counselling sessions. The programme will cover:
Assessment of motivation and barriers to treatment
Setting of goals and treatment plan for rehabilitation
Information on addictions, vaping, kpods and other illicit substances
Identification of triggers, cravings, high risk situations and cognitive distortions
Individualised relapse prevention plan
Exploration of coping strategies, emotional regulation, management of peer pressure
Building of support network and rebuilding relationships
Contact details for help to quit vaping
Agencies | Contact Details |
|---|---|
Institute of Mental Health | For etomidate e-vaporisers appointment related queries, please email NAMS at quitvape@nhghealth.com.sg / https://for.sg/quitvapeappt Website: https://for.sg/quitkpod |
WE CARE Community Services | Tel: 3165 8017 or 8391 3023 (WhatsApp) Email: help@wecare.org.sg Website: https://www.wecare.org.sg/ |
Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association | Tel: 6732 1122 Email: sana@sana.org.sg Website: https://www.sana.org.sg/ |
Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities | THK FSC @ Bedok North Blk 554, Bedok North St. 3 #01-241 (460554) Tel: 6649 1440 Email: bnfsc@thkmc.org.sg THK FSC @ Bukit Panjang Blk 139, Petir Road, #01-448 (670139) Tel: 6767 1740 Email: bpfsc@thkmc.org.sg THK FSC @ Jurong Blk 183B Boon Lay Ave, #01-716 (642183) Tel: 6716 9466 Email: jurongfsc@thkmc.org.sg THK FSC @ Macpherson Blk 91, Paya Lebar Way, #01-3023 (370091) Tel: 6741 4255 Email: macfsc@thkmc.org.sg THK FSC @ Tanjong Pagar Blk 18 Jalan Membina, #04-01 (164018) Tel: 6270 6711 Email: tpfsc@thkmc.org.sg Website: www.thkmc.org.sg |
Fei Yue Community Services | Tel: 6485 8749 Email: feiyuevapecessation@fycs.org Website: https://fycs.org |
Avenues for Help for Uniformed Services Personnel
SAF service personnel may approach their Commanders and Medical Officers for assistance or call the SAF Counselling Hotline (24 Hour): 1800 278 0022.
Home Team Regulars and NSFs who wish to seek help for vaping cessation may seek professional help at Home Team medical centres and clinics. Service Personnel who wish to receive cessation support will be given the tools, counselling and support necessary to recover.
Uncovering the Horrors of Vaping
Uncovering the horrors of vaping
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Vaping: Myths vs Truths
Myths | Truths | |
|---|---|---|
#1 | Vaping flavouring is sweet and harmless. | Vapes use chemicals to produce the sweet smell. These chemicals can cause cancer. |
#2 | Vapes can help you to quit smoking | One vape pod contains as much nicotine as 50 cigarettes, with vapers often becoming dual users. |
#3 | Vapes only produces vapour, it doesn't bother those around me. | Vaping emissions carry toxins and heavy metals that can harm others. |