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Smoking Cessation

Free NHS stop smoking service. Walk in for personalised support, NRT, and access to prescription medicines.

Quitting smoking is one of the best things you can do for your health. The NHS Stop Smoking Service makes it easier by giving you access to proven treatments and support, all available free of charge through your local pharmacy.

At Pharmacy One, our team can help you choose the right nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) for your situation. Whether you prefer patches, gum, or an inhaler, we will match the product to your smoking habits and lifestyle. For heavier smokers or those who have tried NRT before without success, we can also discuss prescription options and refer to your GP where needed.

You do not need to book. Walk in during opening hours and ask to speak to a pharmacist about stopping smoking. There is no judgement, just practical help from people who want to see you succeed.

Who it's for

Anyone who wants to stop smoking. Our pharmacist can provide advice and nicotine replacement therapy for free through the NHS for eligible patients.

What to expect

  1. An initial conversation about your smoking history and any previous quit attempts.
  2. Discussion of nicotine replacement options including patches, gum, lozenges, inhalers, and mouth spray.
  3. Information on prescription medicines such as Champix where appropriate, with referral to your GP if needed.
  4. Ongoing check ins and encouragement throughout your quit attempt.

Frequently asked questions

Is stop smoking support free?
Yes. NHS stop smoking advice and nicotine replacement therapy products are available free of charge at Pharmacy One for eligible patients.
Do I need to book an appointment?
No. You can walk in and speak to a member of the pharmacy team at any time during opening hours. No appointment is needed.
What nicotine replacement products are available?
We can supply patches, gum, lozenges, nasal spray, inhalers, and mouth spray. The best choice depends on your preferences and how much you smoke.