Dejar De Fumar Ya - Smoke Free 17+

I’m 36, and I’ve been a smoker for about 24 years. I’ve quit a few times in my life, no longer than a few months at a time, and I’ve always picked it back up. I quit May 4th, 2020, I lasted 3 days and started again, I smoked for a week and a half more. Now, I’m approximately 17 hours away from one week smoke free. Yay! I feel great.
Now, here’s where the app has helped me. I’m still in the free period, but I’m definitely paying to keep the service. This week I’ve been tempted twice to have “just one”. I kept telling myself that I’d just have one cigarette when I got there, and that would be it, I’d be ok.... on my way to my first outing, as I was driving there telling myself that crap above, I remember that this app said, somewhere I read you just have to commit to never having one again, you have to just tell you’re self that... and I did when those thoughts came in... and I didn’t have one! Then my friend came over one night, she’s a heavy smoker, we always smoke together, I told her that I’d unlock the door so she could just come in, so I didn’t have to meet her outside with smoke, and she did, and it went great, and I’m proud to say that I’m a non-smoker!!! I’ll NEVER have a cigarette again. Thank you to the app for the help, the mental help was exactly what I needed, and every time i say I’ll never smoke again, it feels really good, and ok to be done with that chapter. Good luck guys. YOU CAN QUIT TOO!

I’m using the app in conjunction with a medication, bupropion, and trying to busy my hands and positive tastes with peppermint sticks, as well as listening to the audio book “Allen Carr’s The Easy Way to Quit Smoking”. I’m really enjoying the app, but I will say it was impossible for me to quit with just the app alone. I’m still getting a ton of cravings, but the app is helping me see how much positive progress I’m making. Before, I was chain smoking, and I never before thought I’d get this far. I’m using a ton of tactics at once, but I think the biggest part you need to understand is in the book. The instructions are 1- stop smoking NOW. Recognize how much nicotine is keeping you enslaved and vow to stop being a slave to that nicotine. 2- be happy about it. Don’t mope that you can’t have another, but rejoice in knowing you can have your life back! The second part is why I have failed so many times in the past. I used to worry about being able or not to keep off cigarettes, but now, it’s only been 4 days and 13 hours, but I KNOW NOW that no matter what, not one more cigarette will be poisoning my body, and I’m very happy about it 😁 this app is very good about staying positive with the newfound freedom from nicotine 🥰 thank you

Pretty good app. Helped me quit on January 14, 2008. It has been nice tracking the health benefits and money saved but the app isn’t very intuitive. There’s no way to sign out and then in again. I don’t remember how I signed into the app two years ago. I got a new phone and the app continued to work just fine but now all of a sudden I am logged out. Well, I thought I used my Google account. So I try to “sign up” “again” to see if I can get my data back, and it was apparently not my Gmail account that I used. No problem (I thought). Maybe it was my Facebook account. Well, good luck. The app doesn’t even have the option to try another login method after you reset the app. It stays stuck where it asks you the basic questions again like how many you smoke a day, pack cost, etc. The only way out was that I had to completely uninstall and reinstall the app to even be able to attempt a different login method. And even more frustrating, there is no clear way “Logout” or “Sign Out” option. Or maybe there is. If so it’s incredibly unintuitive. Unacceptable. I have to reinstall your app 4 times to even have the chance to login with the correct credentials just to see how long I have been quit and how much money/health has improved. Come on guys. Fix your slopping authentication system and you’d have a five-star app.