Quitting vaping starts with knowing what to do when a craving hits.

This project keeps the focus simple: learn the key facts, then make a practical five-minute plan for the moment vaping feels tempting.

Make my plan
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minutes to pause, move away from the trigger, and choose a safer next step.

Make a five-minute craving plan

Cravings are easier to handle when the next step is already decided. Choose a trigger, write a reason, and generate a short plan you can actually use.

Reset timer 05:00

Your plan will appear here

Fill in the form to create a short script for the next time a craving hits.

What students should know

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Vaping is not harmless water vapour

Australian Government health information explains that vape aerosol is made by heating liquid chemicals that are breathed into the lungs.

02

Nicotine can be hidden

The Australian Government says most vapes available in Australia contain nicotine, even when packaging says they do not.

03

Nicotine is addictive

Nicotine can create dependence quickly. When nicotine levels drop, cravings and withdrawal symptoms can happen.

04

Young brains are still developing

Australian youth vaping information says nicotine can affect attention, learning, memory, and mood while the brain is still developing.

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Withdrawal usually improves

Cravings, poor concentration, irritability, sleep trouble, dizziness, and appetite changes can happen after quitting, but Australian Government advice says symptoms improve over time.

06

Support makes quitting easier

Health advice recommends planning for triggers and getting help from trusted people, health professionals, Quitline, or quitting apps.

Australian sources and support

Quitting can take more than one attempt. Australian guidance recommends planning ahead and getting support from trusted people or health professionals.