Well, like I said I plan to ask my doctor for another written prescription since mine doesn't have my name on it and that will prove it's ok for me to have it. I will do so as soon as I'm back home this afternoon or tomorrow.
My inhaler is albuterol, and "Each canister contains a microcrystalline suspension of albuterol, USP in propellants..." When I shake it, it feels like an aerosol can, and it has warnings like an aerosol on it. Wikipedia implies that the aerosol form is more common than the powdered form, but we all know about its reliability...
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Date: 2006-08-21 05:36 pm (UTC)My inhaler is albuterol, and "Each canister contains a microcrystalline suspension of albuterol, USP in propellants..." When I shake it, it feels like an aerosol can, and it has warnings like an aerosol on it. Wikipedia implies that the aerosol form is more common than the powdered form, but we all know about its reliability...