Asthmaniac Uses ePrescriptions for Your Medicine!
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* Electronic prescriptions mean:
..More accuracy in the order,
..More convenience for you,
..No paper to lose, and
..It’s FAST!
* Asthmaniac sends all orders for prescription medication to the pharmacy of your choice.
Asthma is one disease that cannot be controlled without medication.
When your wheezing kicks in, you need a rescue inhaler NOW!
And to keep your wheezing suppressed, you need a controller medication.
Most asthma patients are sensitive to environment allergens like pollen, dust and smoke. For them, a trigger control medication protects their airways from ever getting started with narrowing, swelling, and the breathing struggle that follows.
Since these medications are so important to keeping your breathing well, I have designed a clinic that makes prescribing them more efficient.
I send your prescriptions electronically to your preferred pharmacy!
No paper prescription to lose,
And since I send the prescription as part of our scheduled appointments, you can go to the pharmacy with a single goal: pick up your prescribed medication!
Asthmaniac is designed to minimize your contact with sick people and make more time for LIFE with BEST-breathing!
Electronic prescriptions: another key convenience of Asthmaniac!
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