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I agree with the 5 steps, BUT..............
katy3363
Thursday, January 08, 2009 at 07:12 PMre: I agree with the 5 steps, BUT..............
starbutterfly
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 at 04:20 PMThere are some generics availible in India already much cheaper than brands in the USA. We are allowed to buy 90 day supply from overseas legally. Here is a link to check out
<a href="http://www.progressiverx.com"></a> hope it helps
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Donut hole for medicare part D.
BlueJane
Thursday, January 08, 2009 at 08:28 PMI had a problem in 2008 due to taking my inhalers and the donut hole from medicare part D. so I cut my doseages in half and have now run in more problems. I feel something has to be done about this as this is costing the government more in doctor visits and medicare payments to the doctors. I use generic meds when ever possible. The seniors of America need help..
re: Donut hole for medicare part D.
dianna72
Tuesday, January 20, 2009 at 04:58 PMI have been transitioned to Proair HFA from Armstrong CFC and I am very dissatisfied with these "new" inhalers. To begin with, I need twice as many puffs (or more) than I did with the old CFC inhaler! It says there are 200 doses, but the container is only 1/2 the size of the Armstrong CFC - how can this be??? I think we are being cheated out of doses. When I asked for an extra inhaler each month, my doctor reprimanded me and said I should use less!!! USE LESS??? I only use it when I cannot breathe and I am too far away from my nebulizer at home! The "Spiriva" Handihaler I take once a day simply does not help when I go out walking or shopping. I continue to need a rescue inhaler. I don't know one asthmatic who is happy with the new HFA's. I will become a prisoner of my home if things don't change. Since enough "rescue" inhaler is being denied to me, going out will be a risk. But I am a rebel! I will go out - even if it means many emergency trips to the ER. These phony new inhalers are going to cost the government a lot of money - thanks to the FDA and their foolish decision to ban CFC inhalers.
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HFA Asthma Inhalers
mamaj
Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 10:59 PMSave the ozone layer.....forget about all of us with asthma. That's what I think every time I need
my rescue inhaler. The change of inhalers is a financial burden on me. I keep reading there is no generic Albuterol, yet I'm having to use Proair that I get from Medco mail order. They consider it a generic Albuterol. It does't work! I have had to start using a nebulizer if I need a quick acting drug. I use an inhaler with a combination of drugs in it. With using this on a regular basis as prescribed, I still need a fast acting inhaler at times, or nebulizer now since the FDA has decided to save the ozone layer by removing the propellant from our inhales. A nebulizer is a bit bulky to carry in my purse. Removing the propellant from asthma inhalers to save the world is comparable to removing a BB out of a box car to lighten the load.
re: HFA Asthma Inhalers
coughdrop
Thursday, June 11, 2009 at 07:10 AMI agree with you 100%, Proair tastes like glue and does not relieve symptoms as quickly as the old Albuterol inhalers.
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Ventolin Coupon Where?
Inbetween Mom
Saturday, September 05, 2009 at 03:33 PMWent to find Ventolin Coupon on recommended site http://www.ashp.org (Ventolin HFA and found much information for pharmasists and information if one has so insurance, but no coupon. I am divorced, just got laid off work, but have insurance for my child through the father, I pay co-pays for meds. One of those inbetween people who made just above poverty line before lay off. Can you help me find the Ventolin coupon?
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I have federal health insurance and cannot use the coupons. I am a divorced person and live alone. So, I am a sole supporter for myself. With all the other medications I have to take (fourteen- all necessary, but few generic), I have to decide which medications are more important than others. For me, breathing is a luxury.