FDA to ban certain asthma inhalers
Starting next year, asthma inhalers sold over the counter in the United States will be banned.
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I have had asthma all my life and when I have had an attack or wheezing badly (very frequent in my childhood) Primatene Mist was the only thing that worked--and prob saved my life a few times. BTW when you go to the hospital with an asthma attack the first thing they do (after making you wait in pain for hours and then filling out tons of forms) is to give you an injection of epinephrine---the active ingredient in , you guessed it, Primatene.
For the FDA to ban this is morally bankrupt..... More
What's real fun is trying to find any actual studies that prove that CFC's even cause thinning of the ozone.
You know why mustard gas was so popular in WWI? It sinks to the ground. The only way Cl2 can get into the stratosphere, let alone CFC's, is when they are propelled by something like the most powerful volcanic blasts. Which has happened, by the way, and the ozone layer was fine.
The experts suck. Please stop respecting them. Many are only called experts because they.... More
Great. 2 months ago when i was having a random asthma attack that i haven't had in 15 years my wife runs to the pharmacy and they recomend this to her. The only over the counter inhaler on the market since i don't have a prescription. This thing saved my life. I only needed it for a few days but this thing was there when i could barely breathe and couln't afford to go to the ER. This is retarded. NEW WORLD ORDER IS IN FULL AFFECT!!!! GOd Save us all.
Go see a doc and a script for something to manage your asthma then
