FAQ

What is the return on investment for quitting

By PuffBye Editorial TeamLast updated Feb 2026Based on published research from CDC, WHO & NIH

ROI is 10-20x; every dollar spent on quitting saves $10-20 long-term.

Quick Answer

ROI is 10-20x; every dollar spent on quitting saves $10-20 long-term.

Detailed Explanation

Healthcare savings, insurance reductions, and cigarette costs create massive positive return.

Key Facts

  • Every dollar spent on cessation returns $10-20
  • ROI is among highest of any health intervention

What the Research Says

WHO calculates exceptional economic return on cessation

Frequently Asked Questions

Is spending money to quit worth it
Absolutely; one of best investments you can make
How long to break even
Usually within 2-3 months of successful quitting

Sources & References

The information in this article is based on publicly available research and guidance from the following authoritative health organizations:

Sources accessed February 2026

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