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Cake day: August 5th, 2023

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  • Candidly all I’ve know is propellant inhalers, because that’s what my doc prescribed. It’s fast working, simple to pack and effective. If the alternatives are proven to preform similarly, I’m not against it.

    But I can’t help but feel if the alternatives were as described, we wouldn’t be using propelled inhalers to begin with?

    Overall I’m mostly tired of hearing how we can collectively sacrifice to make a 0.02% gain here, maybe a 0.05% gain there - while we all know where the real problems are and my city is busy installing yet another car lane.

    Edit- I did some reading on dry inhalers, it seems you have to inhale hard enough and hold your breath to take the dose. I’m not sure if anyone in this research has had an asthma attack, but expecting someone to inhale during an episode to deliver the medication seems a bit pants on head.