New asthma inhalers

They're also non-aerosol, right?

I suppose, they are missing the CFCs. but it's still a metal can/spray.

Just got my Rx for one yesterday and will doubtlessly be trying it later today.

Did you get the "loyalty card" pack? It's like frequent flyer miles for asthma.

no, what's that! walgreen's ripped me off man. . .

Got it from my allergist!
http://www.proventilhfa.com/phfa/application?namespace=transkit&origin=home.jsp&event=transkit&web_program_id=00000020
is a link to get the free coupon and $15 off on your next 2 refills.

Not shilling for the man, just trying to save fellow wheezers some scratch.

the first one of these i got, i paid my usual insurance co-pay of $10. i had to wait extra because my pharmacy was out of the old ones, and was waiting for the new ones. so i had to suck on old inhalers left around the house until i could get this new one.

that was a few months ago. i recently bought a new inhaler, the same exact one, and was told that it would be $30 from now on. no change, same medication, same brand, same exact inhaler, but 20 bux more. WTF?

i find i only know if it worked if i taste it in my mouth, most of the time i'm like 'did that even DO anything'? i'm missing the 'pssh' sound - its very soothing in retrospect. but yeah, i don't like it, i feel there's actually less medicine in them, and i'm paying 3 times the price. DUD.

Mine was $25 instead of $10. :(

ive mostly outgrown my asthma so its been a long time since ive used one but i thought the switch was gonna be to those powder based inhalers (im thinking of advair which yall gotta be familiar with)? if yr not advair was good shit, tho the industry mightve moved on since i guess

I use advair and it's great. But the new albuetoral inhaler is not powder like that.