
Ask a Pharmacist to Watch You Use Your Inhaler
Bring your inhaler to a pharmacist for a technique check, including device-specific steps, cleaning and the questions to ask after a change of prescription.
Independent educational guides to medicine labels, pharmacy conversations and everyday health information.
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Bring your inhaler to a pharmacist for a technique check, including device-specific steps, cleaning and the questions to ask after a change of prescription.

Food instructions vary by medicine. Ask a pharmacist about timing, drinks and your routine rather than applying one rule to every tablet.

Prepare the details a pharmacist needs after a missed medicine dose, including the exact product, timing, leaflet and any symptoms, without guessing a catch-up schedule.

Prepare a clean eye-drop routine, avoid touching the bottle tip and ask a pharmacist what to do if contamination or a product problem occurs.

Prepare useful details for a suspected medicine side-effect report while seeking clinical advice and recognising that a report does not prove the cause.

Check the label and pharmacist’s advice before putting medicine in a fridge, and ask for product-specific help if its storage conditions were uncertain.