@Lisa breathe I hear you! Recently, some major asthma inhaler manufacturers have announced a $35 a month caps on out-of-pocket costs. The price cap applies to people with commercial/private insurance or no insurance. This blog as more info - AAFA Leads the Way to Lower Costs of Asthma Inhalers While the price cap is great news for many who are uninsured or have commercial insurance, government insurance hasn't seen those benefits yet. AAFA is still advocating for people with government...

Hello again. People on Medicare Get left in the dust. Help everybody else but not the seniors. SMH. We’ve worked our butts off to have to worry about this is shameful. I come from RI where they are taxing our social security as well. Ughh! Lisa On Tue, Aug 20, 2024 at 11:52 AM Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America < support@aafa.org> wrote:

Just wondering When is our Congress/our politicians going to change the price of asthma medicines? They’re so expensive some of my inhalers are over $400 a month.!! When are they going to help us? I see diabetics get concern but not Asthmatics.