It seems that even the asthma-riddled people will have to adjust and change their old asthma inhalers, the Albuterol Inhalers, due to some controversy due to some restrictions in chlorofluorocarbons (CFC) due to a federal ban on the propellant. But while these trusty old inhalers have been a great ally to asthmatic people, a new and better inhaler is said to be in the works and people do not need to fret.

Who would think that even the supposed asthma support inhalers could be dangerous to the environment? It just goes to show that you have to look at everything and see their impact for the good of the environment.

Cowan and many other athsmatics across the Big Country are finding out that their doctors are phasing out the old inhalers because of restrictions on chlorofluorocarbons (CFC) due to a federal ban on the propellant.

But Cowan and other athsmatics should not worry because new rescue inhalers contain the drug Albuterol but employ a different propellant that is not harmful to the environment. The old Albuterol inhalers, which use are the generic forms of Ventolin and Proventil inhalers, will no longer be available after Dec. 31

(Source) Reporter News