Over The Counter Treatment For Add
Drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline has added a dose counter to two formulations of Flovent. The new dose counter is intended to make it easier for parents and children to track the dose of the medication. The counter will also be available on the Flovent Diskus, a new dry-powder inhaler.
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