RESPIRATORY HEALTH
Because our breathing is ongoing, we sometimes forget how it can impact our daily lives, for the better or for the worse. Find out how your pharmacist can help if you have respiratory health issues, whether mild or chronic.
Studies have shown that most people who use inhaled medication make at least one mistake that can affect the dose they get. Talk to your pharmacist to ensure you have the right technique.
ASTHMA
Breathing is a vital function that we can take for granted. However, people with asthma know that breathing is a gift and that a chronic respiratory disease can affect your well-being. Find out how to control asthma for a better quality of life.
My Everyday Health
Here are a few tips and considerations to better manage your respiratory condition every day.
Lifestyle Changes You Can Make
Managing respiratory health issues is more than sticking to a treatment plan, making lifestyle changes can also have a positive impact.
Learn More About Respiratory Health Conditions
There are many types of conditions that can affect your breathing. Here are additional articles to learn about them.
Services in your pharmacy
ADVICE ON OTC MEDICATION
If you don’t know which over-the-counter medication to choose to relieve your allergy symptoms, don’t be shy to ask your pharmacist!
RESPIRATORY HEALTH
If you have asthma or are experiencing strep throat symptoms, talk to your pharmacist about tests to ensure your respiratory health is in order.
MEDICATION CUSTOMIZATION
If you are allergic to certain components of your medication or don't like the taste, your pharmacist can find allergy-free formulations as a substitution or add flavour to improve its taste.
* The information contained herein is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide complete information on the subject matter or to replace the advice of a health professional. This information does not constitute medical consultation, diagnosis or opinion and should not be interpreted as such. Please consult your health care provider if you have any questions about your health, medications or treatment.