Stop vape

Smoking cessation assistance tools
There are several applications on the market named "Stop Vape" or similar names, aiming to help users quit e-cigarettes.

Stop Vape (AL TECH): A health and fitness application developed by AL TECH, positioned as "a coach to help you quit nicotine at your own pace and without stress".

Quit Vaping: Stop Vape Tracker: A personal digital assistant application that provides features such as statistics of hours without e-cigarettes, money-saving tracking, and rewards for users' persistence in a life without e-cigarettes.

ZeroVape: A comprehensive smoking cessation application that offers features such as e-cigarette-free timer, money-saving calculator, and health recovery trackers (such as lung function, energy levels).

STOP VAPE NOW: A 30-day personalized smoking cessation program, claiming that most customers can permanently stop using e-cigarettes within 2-3 weeks. Its website emphasizes that this is a simple, direct, and drug-free program.

In addition, there are other smoking cessation applications, such as Quuit (which used hypnotherapy to help quit smoking but was removed from Google Play) and Stop Vaping - ZeroVape.

 Government smoking cessation initiatives and resources
Several countries and regions have launched official smoking cessation programs.

Singapore: The government's QuitVape program provides smoking cessation assistance. The program will cease on September 1, 2026, and those in need of help after that can call the smoking cessation hotline of the Health Promotion Board at 1800 438 2000. The Singapore government's official website also provides a large amount of resources on smoking cessation, including contact information and promotional posters.

United Kingdom: The government launched the "Swap to Stop" program, aiming to encourage people to quit smoking by providing free starter kits for e-cigarettes and behavioral support.

New York State, USA: The Department of Health launched a confidential text messaging program for teenagers and young adults called "Drop the Vape" to help them quit e-cigarettes and other nicotine products.

Other regions: Guernsey's QuitVape service provides multi-level smoking cessation assistance for young people, ranging from self-help manuals to face-to-face support. Ireland's HSE Quit 4 Youth offers a 7-week smoking cessation program for young people. Quebec, Canada, has also launched a smoking cessation program for young people aged 18-24 called Aspire à mieux.

The company named "Stop Vape"
There are several companies with the name "Stop Vape" in their names, most of which are retailers rather than product brands.

STOP & VAPE LIMITED: A limited company registered in the UK, established in 2019, with the business nature of "professional retail of new products".

1Stop Vapor: A retailer located in Oklahoma City, USA, selling disposable e-cigarettes, e-juice, atomizers, kits, etc.

1 Stop Vapes & Tobacco: A retail store located in Meridianville, Alabama, USA.

Vape Stop: An Indian online e-cigarette retailer founded in 2016.

Others: There are also companies such as ONE STOP VAPE SHOP LTD, PITSTOP VAPES LTD (which has been dissolved), and Quick Stop Vape Shop Ltd.
"Stop Vape" is also commonly used as an initiative slogan or event name to oppose e-cigarettes and call for public attention to their hazards.

UK OPSS Safety Campaign: The UK Product Safety and Standards Office (OPSS) launched a campaign aimed at raising young people's awareness of potential safety issues when using, charging, and handling e-cigarettes, such as the risk of battery fires.

Other activities: Also include the "STOP VAPE" educational activity held in Russian schools, as well as the recommendation from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to stop using e-cigarettes containing cannabis components.