If you live with asthma or COPD, or you’re a healthcare provider who helps people manage these conditions, you may soon hear that some inhalers are changing. This is a change that’s happening gradually around the world. It’s part of a global effort to make inhalers better for your health and for the planet.

Quick-Reference Cards

These quick-reference cards answer common questions about the transition to next-generation inhaler propellants. They explain why inhalers are changing, what you may notice, what to expect when filling your prescription, how to use your inhaler correctly, and questions you may want to ask your healthcare provider.

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Videos for More Information

Learn more about the changes with our specialists.

What’s Changing – and What’s Staying the Same

Open Communication About the Changes with Darush Attar-Zadeh

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Why are Inhaler Propellants Changing?

Next-Generation Propellants with Phyliss

What to Expect?

Next-Generation Propellants with Phyliss & Masum

The video is available in the following languages:

The video is available in the following languages:

Your Medicine Stays the Same

Next-Generation Propellants with Phyliss & Masum

The video is available in the following languages:

Open Communication About the Changes

Next-Generation Propellants with Phyliss & Masum

If you have any questions about your inhaler, talk with your healthcare provider or pharmacist. They can explain what to expect and help you feel comfortable with any new device.