How much does laser quit smoking cost? The published prices

LaserQuit Therapy sells cold laser therapy, also called low-level laser therapy, as a paid alternative to nicotine replacement products or prescription medication for people who want to quit smoking or vaping. A session applies the laser to points on the ears, hands, and face, in appointments the clinic books online in advance.

These are the three quit-smoking programmes published on LaserQuit's pricing page as it read on 26 September 2026. They are not all the prices the business charges.

Platinum

Published as "$325" and "/mo", described as "6 monthly payments", and "Or Pay In Full: $1,625". Platinum is 10 treatments spanning up to one year.

Gold

Published as "$225" and "/mo", described as "3 monthly payments", and "Or Pay In Full: $599". Gold is 4 treatments: the pricing card describes this as "initial treatment plus 3 Booster sessions , stress protocol, and weight control laser".

Bronze

Published as "$325", described as "One-time payment". The card label is "Reinforcement Only". The pricing card describes Bronze as "NOT a standalone treatment. Strictly for alumni or those who have already quit nicotine (3+ days) and require biological support to maintain sobriety"; the same page's FAQ describes it as "ideal if you are highly motivated and want to test the water", a starting point rather than reinforcement. Read both descriptions before deciding whether Bronze fits your situation. Platinum's $325 is a monthly figure under a payment plan; Bronze's $325 is a one-time payment. Read both before treating the two numbers as comparable.

The coaching, and trading it for treatments

The coaching included with a package can be traded for two extra treatments. The coaching is ongoing rather than counted per session, so trading it changes the number of treatments and nothing else.

The terms attached to those numbers

The pricing page also publishes:

“Payment Plan Terms: This is a financing agreement, not a monthly subscription. By selecting a payment plan, you agree to the full purchase price spread over the term. In the event of a missed or declined payment that is not rectified within 48 hours, the total remaining balance becomes due immediately.”

The same page states: "All sales are final for all packages, as each session reserves clinical time, specialist staff, and equipment that cannot be recouped." The Terms of Service state: "No Refunds: All sales are final. We do not offer refunds on completed treatments or packages.", and "A fee of $50.00 CAD will be charged for any appointment cancelled or rescheduled with less than 24 hours' notice".

What the pricing page says happens after eight weeks, and one fee with no number

The pricing page states:

“If you cross the 56-day threshold, your current cycle is interrupted and the remaining sessions in your package are archived and forfeited. Restarting means letting your system reset for roughly 16 weeks, then re-initiating with a Clinical Reactivation Fee, less a loyalty credit of up to $50 for returning clients.”

It adds: "To continue treatment, you must restart the entire protocol from the beginning and pay the full package price again."

The pricing page applies this rule to all multi-session packages; the home page applies it from session 3 onwards and calls that Platinum only. Which version applies to your package is not resolved on the live site. Ask the clinic before you pay.

Every page collected on 26 September 2026, including the pricing page, the guarantee page, the Terms of Service, the checkout page and the booking page, was searched, and no amount for the fee is published on any of them.

What Canada's guideline says

The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care, 2025 guideline on tobacco smoking cessation in adults:

“We recommend against several alternative interventions (strong recommendation, very low to low certainty of effect estimates across interventions): [...] Laser therapy (applying low level lasers to specific anatomical locations)”

The Task Force recommends against laser therapy for smoking cessation because the certainty of the evidence is very low to low, not because laser therapy has been shown not to work, and not because it has been shown to be harmful. The Cochrane systematic review of 38 studies, published in 2014, concluded:

“Although pooled estimates suggest possible short-term effects there is no consistent, bias-free evidence that acupuncture, acupressure, or laser therapy have a sustained benefit on smoking cessation for six months or more. However, lack of evidence and methodological problems mean that no firm conclusions can be drawn.”

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Last checked 2026-09-26