Which one.

[janet1944]

Has anyone got a Haleraid, I really need one to use mt Ventolin.

I suffer with arthritis my fingers are pretty useless, I have been reading about the Haleraid it sounds perfect, Where is the Best Buy, such a big difference in price, any suggestions please, thank you.

[stone-UK]

Hi

£3.99

mistrys.co.uk/haleraid-200-...

Have you spoke to your pharmacy, you may be able to get one on prescription?

You could also use a breath activated inhaler such as EasyBreath

[janet1944 in reply to stone-UK]

Hi stone thanks for the information, I have been to Tesco no they don't sell them, I have been online and they are not allowed on prescription.

Looked at Boots no luck, so I don't think it's popular enough yet, I'm very happy with your reply ,so quickly, I have not been taking part for a while, I have had pneumonia and a stay in hospital, I'm stage 5 on oxygen . So really I haven't got much to bring to the party. Have a nice evening and thanks again stone.

[mrsmummy in reply to janet1944]

The BLF helpline may have some useful advice for you. You can ring them Mon - Fri during office hours on 03000 030 555

[kiracleo in reply to janet1944]

Try Lloyds pharmacy. I got one years ago but I don't use it. I use an Aerochamber.

[katieoxo60 in reply to stone-UK]

thanks for the link Stone

[janet1944]

Thank you mrsmummy you're very kind.

[Ergendl]

I use one for Ventolin on the go. I bought it over the counter at the Well Pharmacy (former Co-op chain), a little more in price than Stone's but under £6. The counter staff said that I could get one on prescription, but the thought of arranging to see my GP first and waiting a month or more, prompted me to pay up and get it there and then. The inhaler and case sit inside the Haleraid, and sit snugly in the mobile pocket in my handbag when not in use.