First-Pouch Delay Strategy: The Highest-Leverage Quit Move
By Pouched Team · February 28, 2026
Leverage Point
Morning timing predicts daily total. Delay first use to lower baseline.
Step-Up Plan
Delay by 30 minutes every 3 days and stabilize before next jump.
Craving Management
Use water + movement + task start to survive first urge wave.
Measurement
Track first-use time and total count to confirm trend.
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Most users see better control within 4-7 days.
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