Yes - Harpers Pharmacy offers a quck inhaler technique check to help make sure your device is working as effectively as possible for you.

Can a pharmacist check I'm using my inhaler correctly?

A short, practical check of your inhaler technique, with tips to improve effectiveness if needed.

It's a quick check that can make a real difference to how well your inhaler works, with practical tips tailored to your specific device.

This service may be suitable if you:

• Use an inhaler and aren't sure you are using it correctly
• Have recently started a new inhaler device
• Your symptoms don't feel well controlled despite using your inhaler as prescribed

If your symptoms are poorly controlled despite correct technique, see your GP for a review of your treatment plan.

Here's what happens during your visit:

• Bring your inhaler along to your visit.
• A pharmacists watches you use it and checks your technique.
• Practical tips to improve effectiveness, if needed.

Why is inhaler technique important?

Correct inhaler technique helps ensure your medicine is delivered as intended and allows you to use your device with confidence.

Can a pharmacist check how I use my inhaler?

Yes. A pharmacist can review your inhaler technique and provide guidance on correct use.

Should I bring my inhaler with me?

Yes. Bringing your inhaler allows the pharmacist to review your technique using your current device.

Can you help with spacer devices?

Yes. Harpers Pharmacy can provide guidance on the use of spacer devices where appropriate.

Do I need an appointment?

No. Simply visit Harpers Pharmacy and speak with a member of the team.

Can you help if I've been prescribed a new inhaler?

Yes. A pharmacist can explain how your new inhaler device works and demonstrate correct technique.

Visit us in-store today to speak with our pharmacists for more information.

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