Many smokers use Elf Bars (disposable or refillable vapes) as a tool to quit traditional cigarettes, though they are not officially classified as a "smoking cessation medicine." In 2026, health organizations like the NHS in the UK continue to support vaping as a significantly less harmful alternative to combustible tobacco, as it provides the nicotine hit and hand-to-mouth habit without the tar and carbon monoxide. Elf Bars are particularly popular for this because of their high nicotine salt content (often 20mg/ml), which mimics the fast absorption of a cigarette, making the transition easier for heavy smokers. However, "quitting smoking" with an Elf Bar often means transitioning to a "vaping habit" rather than becoming nicotine-free. To successfully quit nicotine altogether, experts recommend a step-down approach: starting with the standard 20mg Elf Bar, moving to 10mg or 0mg options, or switching to a refillable "Elf Bar Elflia" pod system where you can gradually lower the nicotine concentration over several months until you no longer require the device at all.