XiT With Style
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Engineered to help you leave smoking behind.
XiT is a sleek, modern cigarette case created to help you cut down and ulitimately quit smoking. The XiT Method guides you through four stage: Halving, Awareness, Control and Quitting. Take charge of your journey—and XiT with style.
We understand the pleasure. Now let's turn it into purpose.
That's why the first stage of the XiT Method is bold: Cut! The XiT case is designed to limit what you carry, so you start by skipping the smokes that are routine rather than rewarding. Less out of habit, more by choice—your journey begins with the cut.
Counting is clear. The real question is when and why.
The next stage of the XiT Method is awareness. It's not just about how many cigarettes you smoke—it's about when and why. Do you reach for one in the afternoon? Another in the evening? By limiting your access, XiT helps you cut your intake in half while bringing clarity to your daily habits.
Every plug is progress.
In the third stage of the XiT Method—Control—you begin to set clear limits by blocking more slots inside your case. Ten becomes nine, nine becomes eight, and so on. Each plug is a choice to smoke less and live more. Control isn't abstract—it's built into your case.
Life back on your side. Money back in your pocket.
This is the point where XiT has done its job: you’re no longer counting cigarettes – you’re walking away from them. Quitting isn’t just about feeling “healthier”; it literally gives you more life. Research shows that people who stop smoking around age 30–40 can gain up to 9–10 extra years of life compared with those who keep smoking, and even quitting later in life still adds several more years.
Within just one year, your risk of heart attack or stroke drops by about half, and over the next 5–15 years your heart and stroke risk moves closer to that of someone who never smoked.
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Founder
Tayyab SheikhI still remember the first time I really noticed cigarettes.Not the packet or the smoke, but the tiny decision that happens right before someone lights up. It’s quiet, almost automatic:...
Founder
Tayyab SheikhI still remember the first time I really noticed cigarettes.Not the packet or the smoke, but the tiny decision that happens right before someone lights up. It’s quiet, almost automatic:...
