Education Materials — California Tobacco-Free Colleges

C1 Humvee Quit Card

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O1 E-Cigarette- Asterisk

O2 E-Cigarette- Addicts

O3 E-Cigarette- Vapor

PC1 Switching Isn’t Quitting

PC2 Cost of Tobacco

PC3 Toxins in Tobacco

PC4 Try 1

PC5 Try 3

PC6 E-Cigarette - Astrisk

PC7 E-Cigarette - Addicts

PC8 E-Cigarette - Vapor

PC9 Deadliest Killer

PC10 Mousetrap

MPC1 Marine Hugging Child Quit Card

MPC2 Soldier Hugging Child Quit Card

MPC3 Soldier with Child Quit Card

MPC4 Family With Child Quit Card

MPC10 Humvee

MPC11 Quit Tobacco Today

FC5 Blunts

FC5 Blunts (back)

FC2 E-Cigarette- Green

FC1 and FC2 E-Cigarette (back)

FC3 Hookah

FC3 Hookah (back)

FC6 Environmental Waste (front)

FC6 Environmental Waste (back)

P1 Switching isn’t Quitting

P2 Cost of Tobacco

P3 Toxins in Tobacco

P4 Try 1

P5 Try 3

P6 E-Cigarettes- Blue

P7 E-Cigarettes- Green

P8 Hookah

MP1 Smokeless Tobacco - Military Population

F1 Switching Isn't Quitting

F2 Try 1

F3 Try 3

P12 Smokeless Tobacco - General Population

FC4 Smokeless Tobacco - General Population (front)

FC4 Smokeless Tobacco - General Population (back)

MP2 Cigars - Military Population

MFC2 Cigars - Military Population (front)

MFC2 Cigars - Military Population (back)

P13 Blunts

A Guide to Quit Tobacco for Young Adults in California

Younger populations are less likely to access traditional methods of quitting tobacco (e.g. quitlines and counseling). This is where technology plays an integral part in tobacco treatment. Recent research has shown that quit rates among people who use tobacco are increased when the use of smartphone apps and texting is included as part of a tobacco treatment plan.

This Guide contains research-backed and free texting programs and apps as well as traditional ways to quit tobacco.

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