Clinical Support For Nicotine Dependence

No referral is required. Adults can initiate the process directly by completing the secure online medical questionnaire. This assessment is reviewed by a registered Australian doctor, who determines the most appropriate clinical pathway for smoking cessation support.

Quitting smoking can be difficult due to both physical dependence on nicotine and behavioural habits developed over time. Triggers such as stress, routines, and social environments can also play a role. Many people benefit from structured support, education, and clinically guided approaches to help manage these challenges.

Treatment costs vary depending on clinical requirements and regulatory considerations. Due to Australian advertising restrictions, specific pricing information is only available after a clinical assessment has been reviewed by a registered doctor.

In Australia, smoking cessation support may include behavioural strategies, counselling, and first-line smoking cessation therapies such as nicotine replacement options (including patches, gum, nicotine pouches, and lozenges). In some cases, regulated treatment pathways may be considered following clinical assessment, in line with Australian health regulations.

No. myduke® is designed as a fully digital service. After completing the online assessment, a registered Australian doctor reviews your information and determines whether treatment is appropriate. If approved, your treatment plan and ongoing care are managed through your secure account.