Seasonal Allergies

In Canada, allergens like pollen strike not only in Spring, but up to the first freeze. Fortunately, there are ways to protect yourself against seasonal allergies and reduce your exposure to outdoor and indoor allergens.

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Fight seasonal allergies

While you can’t avoid allergens completely, you can reduce your exposure and learn how to minimize your symptoms.

Hay Fever Or Common Cold?

Find out the difference between hay fever and the common cold and how to tell their symptoms apart.

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Treating Seasonal Allergies

Read about various over-the-counter medications used to relieve symptoms of allergies as well advice on how to choose the right product for you.

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Indoor Allergens

Discover tips for reducing your exposure to indoor allergens like dust mites, mold and animal dander.

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Outdoor Allergens

Discover ways to reduce your exposure to outdoor allergens like pollen from trees, shrubs, grasses, and weeds, including ragweed.

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Understanding asthma

It is important to begin treating allergies as soon as the first symptoms appear, to reduce their impact on your asthma. Learn more about this respiratory disease and how to control it.

Asthma

Breathing is a vital function that we can take for graned. However, people with asthma know that breathing is a gift and that a chronic respiratory disease can affect your well-being. Find out how to control asthma for a better quality of life.

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Asthma Triggers

Various things can trigger acute asthma symptoms (asthma attack) or aggravate the disease. Here are a few tips for avoiding common asthma triggers.

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Asthma & Seasonal Allergies

Learn how to reduce your exposure to seasonal allergens and how your pharmacist can help you treat your seasonal allergies.

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Inhaled Medication

Learn the essential steps for using inhaled medication to ensure you get the proper dosage, whether it is a metered-dose or dry powder inhaler.

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