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- ️ Smoking Kills, Quitting Lives More: The obverse side of the Quit Tool coin features a skeleton smoking, symbolizing the chronic health damage of smoking and conveying the deadly consequences of smoking. The serious consequences of smoking are “SMOKING KILLS”; quitting smoking will bring the positive effect of “LIVE MORE”. The Smoking Cessation Recovery Coin motivates the holder to quit smoking and pursue a healthier lifestyle
- Quit or Die, It's Up to You: The reverse side of the Skull Quit Coin features a lit cigarette surrounded by smoke and a skull, symbolizing the deadly consequences of smoking. The text of the recovery medal, “QUIT OR DIE”, directly conveys a strong message. It warns people of the serious consequences of smoking in powerful language and emphasizes the vital importance of quitting smoking for survival
- Sobriety Tokens Designed Exclusively for Quitters: This quit smoking sobriety coin has an alarming design and is a powerful reminder tool for quitters. It conveys the importance of quitting smoking and encourages the holder to take daily steps towards a healthier lifestyle. The cautionary design motivates people to make healthier lifestyle choices, making it the perfect smoking cessation gift for ex-smokers to celebrate their success in quitting
- Precision-Crafted for Daily Inspiration: Measuring 1.37 inches and 0.12 inches thick, this Recovery Chip has smooth, comfortable edges and fits easily in a pocket, wallet or keychain. Made from durable zinc alloy-plated gold, it withstands daily carry while the included PP case protects its lustrous finish. The compact size of the Quit Sobriety Medallion ensures that you always keep your commitment in mind, whether you're participating in Nicotine Anonymous or dealing with triggers
- Perfect Quit Smoking Gifts & Keepsakes: This smoking cessation coin is an inspirational and supportive gift for ex-smokers, and is especially suitable for friends and family who are struggling to quit smoking and need a tool to ease their anxiety. It is not only a memento of the recovery process, but also a source of motivation to encourage the ex-smoker to keep moving forward and pursue a healthier life
